Strong Vincent High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1979 volume:

bfr uvr P(b wrrpjrwQy -m r -nfrpwD djuw f)p o hcj pdri pr imp V3 ' 9 3W7n(nrn ■ pyfc wottr HrpwngPD ' lUW pdv(n 07 UA7U 9foc p Strong Vincent High School The SPOKESMAN Spectrum The Contents ................ The Dedication .... The Administration ...I......dC The Tone...........Ka •utfcy ... The Glow............Activities The Cast . . . The Brilliance The Intensity The Perspecti Seniors Sports . nizations 1978-79 Spokesman Dedication The teacher we honor by this dedication is Mr. John Mullen. Mr. Mullen has demonstrated his care for students in and out of the classroom. He is always prepared in his daily lessons of grammar and literature. Realizing, that the curriculum of the classroom results in knowledge and the development of skills to be used in future life. While he leads a busy family life, Mr. Mullen has always sought the development of individual student abilities and an active school environment. He participates in school activities as an advisor to the Student Council, Ski-Club, and as coach of our Boy's Golf Team. He is a soft spoken person whose determination, dedication, and example have provided the students of Strong Vincent with a lasting and memorable image of the person we are happy to call—teacher. 4 Mr. Mullen, Mrs. Mullen, and Mary Margaret Our Special Thanks The 1978-1979 SPOKESMAN would not be complete without our special thanks to Mr. Weber and Mrs. Alsheimer. As past advisors they have given years of faithful service. Under their direction and because of their sincere kindness, the yearbook staffs of previous years worked together closely and comfortably. Mr. Weber and Mrs. Alsheimer possess a contagious friendliness and an ability to handle any SPOKESMAN crisis. Their dedication will never be forgotten by past yearbook students who admire them and treasure their friendship. Mrs. Jean Alsheimer Wishing Her Well Mr. James Weber. Just a note to let Miss Rogers know that her presence at Strong Vincent is greatly missed. We all wish her good health and happiness. Miss Leona Rogers 5 Principal Mr. Joseph Gervase has been principal at Strong Vincent for the past four years. Even before then, he was well-known to everyone. He was a teacher here for seventeen years and an assistant principal for nine years. His great school spirit is reflected through the student body. Since his appearance as principal in 1975, he has been trying to develop the quality of our school to include a greater degree of excellence. It is working. To those who know him, he is a nice man with a good knowledge of what’s going on in this school. He works very hard to keep the students and faculty together. It is a very hard task, but he has been doing it for the past four years and will probably do it for more years to come. Many thanks to Mr. Gervase for his allegiance to Strong Vincent. STRONG VINCENT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Elmer G. Frail 1931-1032 A. J. Nicely 1933-1935 W. Edwin Coon 1935-1940 Harold D. Leberman 1940-1947 Hamilton C. Gillespie 1947-1962 Bertil C. Gustafson 1962-1965 Alfred J. Lubowscki 1965-1975 Joseph Gervase 1975- Assistant Principals This year there is a new face among Strong Vincent's administration. His name is Mr. Joseph Oadaniec. In 1962. he was a math teacher at Strong Vincent. He left in 1973 to be principal at Wayne Middle School. From there he was administrative assistant to the superintendent. Mr. Oadaniec is a graduate of Prep High School. He has a vast knowledge of education with a major in mathematics. When asked if he preferred teaching or being a principal, he said. “Every job offers its own challenges. I like these challenges. I have been satisfied with all my jobs so I can’t really pick a favorite. He is a welcome addition to Strong Vincent High School. Mrs. Mary Alice Schultz has served as a devoted, hardworking member of the Strong Vincent administration for eight years. During this time she has promoted many activities and programs, as well as performing her duties as an assistant principal. Mrs. Schultz returned this year from a well deserved sabbatical, and we on the SPOKESMAN staff would like to welcome her back. TT Ai 7 8 ryfeJqcw aj 1 0 fdumdcJMfri Of fkaAmitfUf. dxj J l dd dj i ri0 oy7tjc urfdic WdL '(jiriht of t cAmi na omdcuwA n te. cy o t tfi£njLm OuAteazhe atetM duAce. df duA acojoltmuz th yo£ti) ojcIamjG , a coridtfi A pd nd- zfJicp. cA JucA dfmtwt feaAsn tcA fStl . dUicaJUifr i injc 7vt amdt vov7iJ{th£Mif(ft tirfi n -wZ sTizecf d tA rri. Mrs. Alsheimer. On Sabbatical Mr. Atkin. Woodshop, Water- polo. Swimming Coach Mr. Barthelson, Biology. Phys. Ed.. Health Ed.. Track Coach Mr. Behan. English. Assembly Co-ordination, Attendance. Boy's Intramurals Miss Bollinger. Library Aid Mr. BrabenHor, Gym. Pool. Varsity Baseball Coach Mr. Bucarelli. Italian, Dante Club Mrs. Burkhardt. Biology. Hon ors Mrs. Carey. Nurse. Medical Careers Club Mr. C««e, Social Studies. Asst. Football Coach Mr. Connolly. Earth Space. Env. Science. Prom Committee Mr. Costello, Social Studies, U.S.. - A.P. History Mr. Davidson. Social Studies Mr. Decker. Social Studies Mr. DeLuca. Algebra. Trig.. Ms. DeSante. English. Year- General and Consumer Math, book, Cheerleading, Girl’s Golf Bowling Coach Coach Mrs. Blila. Spanish. English. Spanish Club Mr. Caldwell, Typing. Business Law Mr. Crumbly. Marching Band. Orchestra. Jazz-Rock Ensem- ble. Studio Orchestra Mr. DiLuzio. Social Studies 10 Peek-aboo! Miss Flanagan Mr. Lampe saw a U.F.O. Mr. Donatelli. Engineer Mrs. Doubet. Guidance Coun- Mr. Ferretti. Alg. I. Computer selor Science. Adv. Math Miss Flanagan. Shorthand I. On the march, get set. go! Mr. Gauriloff. Gen. Math. Bus. Math. Typing I. Bus. Club. Algebra. Boy s Athletic Direc- Adv’s Treaa. tor Mr. Gianatiempo. General Mr. Grande. Drivers Ed., Mr. Hathaway. English Science. Chemistry Driver Theory Mr. Heard. A.P. Biology, Earth Space Science Mr. Hogan checks the back parking lot at Lunch time. Mr. Hogan. Spanish English. Spanish Club, Boy's Tennis Coach Mrs. Klapthor. Typing. Steno, Red Cross 11 Mrs. Lasher. General Math Mr. Lynch. English Mr. Kleiner. Social Studies. Mr. Kopin. Art. Girls’s Basket- Varsity Football. Asst. Track ball Coach Coach Mr. Lampe. Phys. Ed.. Health Mr. Kleiner is stepping out. Mrs. Doubet knows that it’s in there somewhere! Mr. Niebauer chuckles. I wonder why? Mrs. Mackrell, Guidance Coun- selor. Girl’s Athletic Director Mrs. MacPherson, English. A.P. English. Commencement Speakers Mr. Manus. Guidance Coun- selor. Mojo Logo Club Adviser Mrs. Martine. Home Ec.. Indep. Living Mrs. Miller. Home Ec.. Family Living Mrs. Monahan, Bus. Math, Typing I, Record Keeping Mr. Oldach, Earth Space Science Mrs. Shields, Gym. Pool, Health Mrs. Steele. Teacher Aid Mr. Mullen. English. Student Council Advisor, Ski,-Club Advisor. Boy's golf Coach Mr. Plavcan, Alg. I, Gen. Math. A.P. Physics. Physics, A.V.A.. Senior Class Advisor Ms. Musarra. English. Twirling Advisor. Y-Teens, School Play Mr. Santillo. Reading Mr. Niebauer. General Math, Geometry. Girl's Vollyball, Softball, and Asst. Basketball Coach Ms. Savocchio. Social Studies, A.P. History. National Honor Society Mrs. Niedzwecki. Phys. Ed. Ms. Schuldt. Secretary Mrs. Smith. Librarian. School Mrs. Sockett. Administrative Play, Foreign Exchange Secretary Mr. Stoops. Algebra II. Trig.. Mrs. Sturm. Special Education Yearbook Advisor 13 Oh. my gosh, a bat!” says Mrs. MacPheraon Mrs. Taormina. Office Prac- Mr. Thayer. Drafting I. II. Mr. Toth, Social Studies tice. Bookkeeping I Graphic Arts. Newspaper Photographers. Cross Country Coach Mr. Trombacco. Guidance Mr. Vickey. Social Studies. Counseler Model U.N. Advisor Mr. Walker. English Mr. Watral. Driver Educ.. Driver Theory Mr. Weber. English. Sociology. Business Math Miss Weschler. French. Eng- lish. Journalism. French Club. Girl's Tennis Coach Mr. Wilkinson. Biology Mr. Hathaway models for our cameraman. 14 Shh! Mr. Vickey just heard someone Mr. DeLuca tries a new teaching method in the making a noise in the hall. halls! Mr. Davidson works quietly. Cheese!!! (Mr. Atkin) Mrs. Sockett knows her work well. 15 Mrs. Carey can't figure out why everyone is sick today? Mrs. Niedzwecki says. Do you have a hall pass? J]]-t££duA dpUa oMd elated -uAth th£ now du n- AmAMem o Pdd Di ince it. (_y de mtAukijzS act- • v .r, : 00.. — fhc ii0f) , ijtOAsZ {jCrruy muvnatmvn haAc[pjfasrimA nty Q ru afrsdti n dfthz Cdir i rriiJ t jvvxy i cd CL xXod tbi C £ i 7r teaManm C Jt uAnnJ2M anrud to the chddtyeaA '70s7 ?. Homecoming Candidates Lori Boetger and Matt Laughlin DeeDee Coleman and James Ratcliff This year the election of the Homecoming Queen and her escort was extremely difficult. The votes were close and the honor was given to Kelli Kunkle with escort Greg Morosky. Kelli represented Strong Vincent beautifully at our Homecoming game against Academy. Best wishes to Kelli. Greg, and all who were involved. Karon Sirak and John Corkan Sue Peterman and James Alberico Jean Space and John DeMichael “Homecoming 78” Diedre Coleman and James Ratcliff pose for the camera. Rhea Thomas gazes into Vinnie Barzano's eyes while slow dancing. The 1978-79 Homecoming Dance was held at the Saga Club on 38th Washington Avenue. The dance was from 9 til 1. The music was provided by “Sky’s the Limit” and the theme was “Always and Forever.” It was an enjoyable evening for everyone who attended. Everyone’s appreciation is extended to the Student Council for sponsoring a very special occasion. Danny Kunkel whispers sweet nothings into Sue Erdman's ear. Martha Carrick and Matt Wellejus enjoy watching everyone dance. Cathy Brown tries to dance with her eyes closed. 20 “Always And Forever” Micki Pettit and Greg Starry stop for a quick smile. Billy Lombardozzi lets Chris Mozdy try on his hat. Looks like everyone is keeping themselves entertained. Donna Berry and Fred Vannucci stop for a quick chat. Ron Bennet's date. Kathy Bush is having a real good time. 21 SPOKESMAN Candidates Traditionally, every year the senior homerooms nominate the SPOKESMAN Queen and King candidates. The students involved in selecting the candidates are those who purchased the 1979 yearbook. All those nominated were greatly honored. Strong Vincent students this year proudly elected Lisa Gardner and Mark Postgate to reign as King and Queen. Congratulations to the winners and all nominees. Linda lesue escorted by John Corkan Michelle Zaek and John Johannes John Barzano escorts Stacy Smith 23 M e t r o C h a m P s Metro Champs Row 1 - left to right - Steve Flatley, Henry McCullum. Jeff Dahlstrand, Teddy McNeal, Mike Easterling, John Corkan. Joe Lillis. Ed Martin, Pat Barron, Charles Hollis. Mike Anuszkiewicz. Chris Knoll, Mike Amendola. Willie Hollis. Row 2 - Coach Pete Flinn, Asst. Coach Jim DelSandro Varsity Basketball W a t e r P 0 1 o Swimming M e t r o C h a m P s Row 1 - 1 to r - Brian Lydick, Ray Sherman. Jim Hall. Joe Passerotti, John Morrow, Mike Markiewicz, Row 2 - Erol Kosar. Ralph Letto, Andy La ughlin. John Bello. Pat Faller. Row 3 - Bill Markiewicz. Matt Laughlin, John Johannes. Mike Kohler. Coach John C. Atkin. Matt Kohler. Greg Morosky, Bob Baldwin. Ron Waldinger. Manag. Mike Bryson Metro Champs “Hound Of The Baskervilles” Row 1 - Bev Irish, (advisors) Mrs. Musarra. Mrs. Smith. Glen Rico. Row 2 - Rebecca Hart. Kate Weckesser. Matt Kohler. John Wilson. John Hall. Mike Kohler ◄ One of the best of Sherlock Holmes' adventures, “Hound of the Baskervilles” is set in Victorian England. The play is a spine-chilling mystery with an element of British humor and romance. Sir Henry Baskerville is heir to a mansion on the moor and the curse of the hound of the Baskervilles. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are sent for to solve the mystery of Henry’s dead uncle. Who did it? The butler, the stranger Jack, the convict roaming the moor? And is Sir Henry’s romance with Jack's sister Kathy doomed? Mystery, romance, and the supernatural are intermingled. 25 Glen Rice. Kate Weckesser. Mike Kohler. Bev Irish, John Hall. John Wilson. Matt Kohler Monitors row 1 L to R: J. Thomas. O. Smith, C. Dunford, D. Fratarcangeli. H. Panetta. row 2: K. Sirak, Q. Iesuo. B. Kern. B. English. C. Hollis, B. King. Row 3: W. Godfrey, R. Waldinger. In back: Mr. Manus C. Cooney. K. Anderson, P. Passerotti. Row 3: T. Whiteford, R. Atkinson. S. Shaffer. D. Belluomini, K. Curry Row 1 L to R: Denise Kunkel, Trina Dash. Cathy Amon. Charles Watkins. Brian Bernatowick, Ralph Leone. Reggie Mansefield, Kurt Drayer. Hope Haugsdahl, Sharon Fagan. Kim Liegel, Kelly Donnelly, Susan Laird. Tracy Kiett. Jane Crosby, Mike Easterling. Row 2: Beverly Buies. Billy Markiewicz, Bob Baldwin. Matt Laughlin, Brian Lydic. Joe Benacci. Kim Parshall, Matt Jerge. Mike Markiewicz. Row 3: Dennis Penpeck, Steve Cypress. Tom Hinterberger, Rick Wolfe. Reggie Haugsdahl. Greg Morosky. Ron Bennett, John Corkan, Scott Campbell, Richard Keep. Charles Hollis. John DeWalt. Jerry Space. Mike Kneidinger. Fred Fiedler. Robert Wieczorck. Diane Luczak Office Monitors 1st row L to R: C. Cole, S. Panetta. D. Yusz. T. Ventura. T. Lynn. S. Wheeler. K. Nather. L. Shaw. S. Peterman. J. Sperduto. T. Emerick. R. Jaraczewski, B. LasKaris. second row: T. Giles. N. Arrington, D. Beard, J. Corkan. R. McCullum. J. Thomas. J. Arrington, G. Smith. D. Zurn. R. Casler. L. Owens. Library Monitors 1st row L to R: J. Hall. B. Schroeder. M. Munch. M Zack, H. Swanson. J. Glowacky. J. Borczon. D. Teeter. K. Weckesser. J. Pecheco. M. Sperduto. 2nd row: D. Markham. K. Regan. L. McCollough. L. Perry. D. Beganics. D. Watson. J. Raid. C. Pedano. L. Barnes. L. Alberico. D. Koppelman. 3rd row: S. Ennis. P. Disque. A. Irwin. L. Alexander. T. Wetrick. M. Wiest. A. Egan. T. Smith. J. Hornish. S. McCormick 27 Monitors L to R Chris Knoll, Carolyn Lopez, Patti Antolik, Melanie Hall. Francine Yost. Cathy Zurn. L to R Grog Villabona, Denise Beard, Tina Breitweiser. Dolores Payne. Nadine Arrington, Dawn Cook Pool Monitors Row 1 L to R Lynette Tangle. Sharon DeDad. Denise Beari. Tina Breitweiser. Dolores Payne. Nadine Arrington. Dawn Cook. Heather Swanson. Holly Panetta. Row 2 Greg Villabona. Gary Campbell. Linda McCullough. Melanie Baughman. Carol Peters. Marie Mong. Mary Ellen Munch. Row 3 Carolyn Lopez. Kim Kennelly. Bernadette Ogrowdowczyk. Melanin Kennelly In Memoriam - Mary Foessett Mary was love. She loved people. Mary was your friend. She never forgot your name. Anytime, her friends, her students consumed her life. Mary loved to help everyone. Mary was concerned. Almost disquieting was her way. but you felt so good that someone cared. Mary was amusingly clairvoyant. And Mary was clever. How else could she live on but in the minds and hearts of those whom she loved. 29 (Written by Angela Zuraw. fellow faculty member.). o eo rna } (j’heydulh and hdpe dfduA Aehbfrt €i i 07ithe yyrdeAc ieiiiyyTv huthe Ctdtn atom. eterf -may cft Ti feet Umi mpdAtant, li the dcAoidei futuM. (Jhe (Meet td ck c ute them ate Ganct Jetty. ( ltej, theltei hi a titude ttvaFxidftdMTx aye eM,and oiOw _ xeitt OG theiA erffteAimc i,l( and Ae- yjSridiihCitted -uAXh the dehf-COvfidemee, td Aanee, amduynxteA- dtaTictl lUy. Jolly, Jolly The 1978-1979 Junior class of Strong Vincent has put forward the qualities of leadership and has displayed their many thoughts and ideas on this year’s Student Council. Their enthusiasm for sports and other school involved activities has proven to be a great asset. The Junior’s involvement in this year’s athletic programs has shown the great potential which will carry Strong Vincent through the coming year. They have found what it means to be an individual in a group, and we hope that they show their many talents, as they will soon be the leaders of our school. Come into my arms. Row 1: Paula Agens, Linda Akus. Valerie Alexander. Michael Amendola, Michelle Arndt. Row 2: John Arrington, Jeanette Atkinson. Ramona Atkinson. Debra Barnes. Kenneth Bartels. Yes. we're men and there's no doubt about it. Row 1: Nancy Bechtos. Natalie Bednarowicz. Kerry Beer, John Bello. Donna Berry. Charles Bizzaro, Cathy Bonaminio. Aaron Braithwaite, Row 2: Mariam Bray. Robert Brewer. Mark Brockway. Carolee Brown. Cathy Brown. Thomas Brown. Ellen Buchanan. Laurie Buchner 32 Juniors Row 1: Robin Byler, Dave Cacchione. Lorrie Caldwell. Debbie Callista. Doug Campbell. Julie Cavanaugh. Patty Cirillo, Tracy Crawford. Row 2: Shelly Cubitt. David Cunningham. Susan Curry. Carmen Dalleo, Annette Dickens, Clyde Downes. Paula Duke. Kevin Dyne Everyone finds time in the day for a friendly smile. Look out. here we come! Row 1: Robin Eastman. Jon Edwards. George Elder. Judy Elliot. Sue Erdman. Lori Fabrizio. Sandra Fagan. Patrick Faller. Row 2: Dominick Fedei. Debra Fortebraccio. Brian Foster. Mark Fried. Tammy Gardner. Lynne Geiger. Rachel George. Terri Gilson 33 I taught I taw a putty tat! She did. she did taw a putty tat! Row 1: Ellen Grubbs. Ruth Hagan. Karen Hamilton. Dana Haney. Barbara Hardner. Rebecca Hart. Ronald Haugsdahl. Heidi Heberle. Row 2: Mark Heintz. Paul Hendrickson. Tina Hutchinson. Diane Irwin. Michelle Johnston. Brian Jones. Phyllis Kaliszewski. Patrick Kearney 34 . . . And she was reeeaall fine. Time out. let me see it too! Row 1: Stephanie Kilgore. Tammy Kindle. David Kissman. Frank Kneidinger. Michael Kniowski. Susan Knupp. Cindy Krebs. Jeffrey Kuhn. Row 2: Judy Kuhn. John Kovacs, Thomas Lavery, Ralph Letto. Robert Liebel. Marcia Lillis, Mary Lillis, Jeff Liotta Row 1: Kelly Little, Bill Lombardozzi. Kevin Loomis. Patricia MacWhirter. Patricia Majchrzak. Diane Majczyk. James Malthaner. Joseph Markiewicz. Row 2: Michael Marsden. Leora McAlister. Ray McCallum. Rebecca McCoy. Michael McGill. William McKinnon. Brenda McLaurin. Theodore McNeal Our experiment isn't turning out as planned. Row 1: Jacqueline Meinhart, Julie Mester, Georgene Meucci. Carl Midura. Row 2: Kim Mingoy, Timothy Mink. Thomas Mitchell, Rudy Moffett Row 1: Chris Mong. Yvette Moody. Linda Morosky. Natalie Morrison. Chris Mozdy, Jon Muzyka. Cathy Mysnyk. Melissa Naegele. Row 2: Tim Naughton, Todd Newton. Tammy Nielson. Roger Niemic, Nancy Nowak, John Pacy. James Pancost. Ricky Papsun Todd remarks, Wouldn’t I make a great teacher? Fred never thought it looked like that. Row 1: Tracy Parker. Mark Paaserotti. Gina Payne. Sheryl Payne. Michelle Penpek. Lori Perry. Arthur Peterman. Dan Phillips. Row 2: Mario Pontillo. Dawna Powell. John Pruvedenti. Cathy Ptaskiewicz. Matthew Pundt. Mary Quinn. Caroline Raimondi. Denise Ratcliff Row 1: Glen Rice. Gary Rieger. Mary Ritter. Randy Ross. Karen Sarnowski. Gary Schick. Angela Scott. Nanette Seib. Row 2: Shawn Samsel. Scott Sexauer. Elmer Shatto. Lesha Simmons. James Stancil. Greg Starry. Wendy Steineck. Charles Stratton Did I see what I think I saw? David debates whether to swallow or spit. •‘No Comment.” 37 Row 1: Carol Strobel. Mark Sunseri, William Swanson. Randy Swart wood. Lisa Switzer. Row 2: Tom Tatalone, Sherrie Taylor. Melanie Thomas. Rhea Thomas, Mary Thompson Rhea Thomas waves to her storybook friend. 38 Mike Marsden skips down the hall. All in their places with bright shiny faces. Row 1: Dave Timko. Sandy Timpe, Gina Torta. Robin Trohoeke. Row 2: Tom Ungvar8ky. Fred Vannucci. Kent Wallen. Steve Wheeler “Going my way? Sandy Fagan shows off her intelligence. Dan Phillips is proud of his Levi's. John Pacy concentrates on his next move. Chuck Bizzaro refuses to type and instead catches forty winks. Row 1: Cathy Williams, Jacqueline Williamson. Row 2: Dina Wisinski. Mark Zinc Silly, Silly The sophomores of 1978-1979 have proven to be a very spirited class. They showed their enthusiasm at the pep rallies and bon-fires. You could always find the sophomores cheering for the Colonels at the athletic games. We have many outstanding students this year. Their intelligence and hard work is appreciated in many organizations and clubs. We hope the sophomores’ final two years at Strong Vincent are as successful as their first two. Rich is stunned to hear about the birds and the bees. f°!!lc? Abbate' Mark Adams- Lisa Alberico. Kimberly Anderson. Fawn Angerer, Mary Ann Anuszkiewicz. William Ball, Lana Barnes. Row 2: Dedriene Beganics Arnold Bell. Joseph Benacci. Thomas Berndt. Daisy Billups. Liz Blaaco. Lisa Boni. John Borczon Milk is a natural. Row 1: Anthony Bottoni, Paul Bright. Michael Bryson. Lori Bugaj. Tammy Butler. Row 2: Joseph Calafato. Scott Campbell. Stephanie Carothers. Veronica Carr. Martha Carrick Sophomores Row 1: Robin Casler. Colleen Cole. Brian Colegrande. Sharon Coleman. Dawn Cook. Dan Cooney. Edward Crissman. Jannette Crosby. Row 2: Dale Cubitt. Stafford Curry. William Curry. Laura Curtis. Mary Dascanio. Alan Dash. Ray Delinski. John DeWalt Row 1: Charles Dillon. Elena DiValerio. Laurie Dolan. Kelly Donnelly. Row 2: Joseph Row 1: Cathy Dunford. Yolanda Dunn. Anita Egan, Row 2: Rodman Eggleston. Daniel Elder. Ernest Ellis. Donald Erven Carla Lombardo is always getting the answers from someone. 41 Row 1: Sharon Fagan. Tracy Ferguson. Stephen Fiedler. Robert Filipowski. James Flamio, Row 2: Joseph Flamio. Daniel Fleming. James Forness. Diane Fratarcangeli. Colleen Gardner Guess which Flamio and he's your prize. Do you mean ... I could be a model? Row 1: Janet Gathers. Katharine Gehrlein. Kenneth Gehrlein. Michael Girosky, Mark Gnacinski. Row 2: Annie Graham. Dorothy Hammer. Deborah Hanson. Joseph Harrington, Donald Hathaway Kelly Donnelly stops to reminisce about the night before. Row 1: Hope Haugsdahl. Margaret Heidt, Laura Heubel. Scott Hollingsworth. Charles Hollis, Row 2: Wayne Howard. Beverly Irish, Joseph Jakubowski. Terry Jones, Yancey Jones Row 1: Vincent Juliano. Robert Kane. Melanie Kennelley, Bill Kern. Rebecca Kessler. Row 2: Richard Keys. Michael Kidder. Thomas Kiehl. Tracy Kiett. Gary Knapp Diane finds out what it’s really like to be a teacher. Judy Veneziano. “He said hi to me!” Row 1: John Koehler. Theresa Kolodziejczak. Ronald Kopnitsky. Dianne Koppelman. Erol Kosar. Row 2: John Kovacs. Tamara Kovacs. Pamela Kuffer. Jason Kunselman. Brenda Labrozzi Row 1: Deidre LaFontaine. Timothy LaKari. Susan Laird. Andrew Laughlin. Mary K. Lawless. Row 2: Paula Leu. Linda Lewis. Kimberly Liegl. Tami Linn. Ward Litzenberg You mean you don’t believe in Santa Claus? 43 Row 1: Robert Livingston. Jeffrey Lofton. Pamela Lofton. Carla Lombardo. Diane Luczak. Row 2: Timothy Lyle. Timothy Lyons. Yvonne Lyons. James Mackowski. Kevin Madden Front hall monitors show their enthusiasm in greeting visitors. Jerry Space brags over Farrah's signature. Row 1: Michael Mahler. Denise Majchrzak. Joseph Manna. Michael Markiewicz. Row 2: Kelly Marsden, Julie Martinson. Anthony Martone, Rita Martone Row 1: Scott McCarthy. Terry McCoy. Paula McGinnis. Belinda McLaurin. Dianne Messmer. Stephanie Mester. Mark Miller. Stephen Mink. Row 2: Kerry Monahan. Albert Moore. Roger Morrison. Robert Moss. Marianne Munch. Mary Ellen Munch. Kevin Nather. Kimberly Nather 44 Row 1: Judith Naughton. Florence Necci. Cathy Nejman. Joan Nesterick, Row 2: Douglas Niemic. Donald Ours, Laurie Owens. Holly Panetta Ron Kopnitaky discovers where babies come from. Row 1: Sue Panetta. Jon Parker. Dawn Parra. Kimberly Parshall. Paula Passerotti. Bette Patterson. Rebecca Paulson. Rita Payne. Row 2: Margaret Peapples. Scott Perry. Stephen Perry. Carol Peters. Jean Picheco. Alexander Pierce. Michele Polatas. Sherry Putnam Laura Heubel smiles as she cuts out her dream boy. Row 1: Jeanette Raid. Melanie Reaher. Amy Rieger. Kimberly Robinson. Raymond Rockey. Row 2: Max Rogers. Mark Rosenthal. Gary Ross. Deborah Ruf. Richard Ruggiero 45 James Forness once again doubts Mark's fantasy. Row 1: Michele Runquist. Kendra Ryan. Valorie Ryan. William Sandusky. Row 2: John Schnaekel, Brian Schroeder. Michael Schroeder, Eric Schuster Row 1: Terri Seelinger. Amy Sexauer. Tony Shatto. Loretta Shaw. Row 2: Jennifer Shelton. Mark Signorino. Robert Shields. Terry Smith The hall stays clear when these girls are near. Row 1: Vanita Smith. Jerome Space. Regina Spaers. Mary Ann Sperduto. Bill Stewart. William Szymanski, Susan Sagan. Deborah Teeters, Row 2: Jackie Thomas, Mark Thompson. Kevin Tome. Jennifer Tuzynski. Laura Vasil, Judith Veneziano. James Villella. Carla Vitale Row 1: Carlo Vitale. Cindy Wagner. Lorraine Wagner. Row 2: Charles Warren. Deborah Watson. Carrie Witt What do these two find so interesting? Tricia thinks its funny, but Kelly’s afraid to look. Row 1: Joseph Witt. Francine Yost. Kiki Zambroski. Fran Zmudzinski. Row 2: Cathy Zurn. David Zurn Einstein laughs heartily at his own discoveries. Last one to smile is a rotten egg. 47 Freshmen girls think . . . and think . . . and think. I’m too sweet of a grirl to cheat! — Michelle Clawson. Brian Myers insists that no one messes around with me. Row 1: Jeff Alberico. Dan Allen. Gary Ames. Rebecca Askins. Phillip Atkinson. Row 2: Yolanda Avery. John Barron. Linda Barzano, Michelle Baughman. Kenneth Beard Row 1: Michael Bebko. Brian Bernatowicz. James Bierley. Randall Billups. Ronald Billups. Robin Booth. Mary Borczon. Terry Bowles. Row 2: Patrick Braeington. Richard Brewer. Robert Briglia. Amanda Britton. Christine Brown. Michael Brown. Jesse Brown. Liliana Bucarelli 48 Freshmen The 1978-1979 freshmen class seemed to enjoy the many new social happenings at S.V. Their spirit was always present at the athletic games and assemblies. They have brought with them many talents which contribute to organizations, activities, and sports. The freshmen, walking new halls, meeting new people and teachers, were all part of getting used to the atmosphere of Strong Vincent. We wish the freshmen the best of luck in their next three years at S.V. as they strive to accomplish all their goals. Kristen is somewhat distracted by our cameraman! Row 1: Jane Buchanan. Tammy Buckner. Yvonne Bush. Carla Cannavino. Pamela Caraon. Ronald Cenfetelli. Kirsten Christensen. Gina Cimino. Row 2: Victoria Cipriani. Michelle Clawson. Elicia Cole. Ann Colegrande. Donnie Cooley. Robert Couch. Barbara Crissman. Brian Crock Now would I do a thing like that? says Donna Jordan. Row 1: Cynthia Crockett. Dennis Crosby. Robert Crosby. Linne Cubitt. Tim Cross. Row 2: Tammy Culbertson. David Dailey. Jean Danowski. Carol Davenport. Sharon DeDad 49 A Freshmen girls at a “pep rally?” Row 1: Gorden Degner. Christine Detzel. Darlene Deutsch. Michael Deutsch, Michelle Dever. Row 2: Susan DiLoreto. Robert Donofrio. Kevin Drayer. Tina Dreslinski, Ellen Dunn Row 1: Chanel Easter. Marlow Easterling. Pamela Eastman. Sherri Emling. John Fannin. Diane Fogle. Paula Foster. Laura Gabler. Row 2: Tricia Gamble. Karen Garvin, Gary Gehrlein. Edward Gibbs. Patrick Giles, Kimberly Gillespie. Margaret Glover. Kathyrn Goss 50 Melanie, busily sewing her fingers. Row 1: Matthew Gostomski, Ronald Gottschling. Melinda Graves. James Hall, Melanie Hall. Row 2: Kenneth Hatfield, Reggie Haugsdahl. Thomas Hedman, Daniel Hendrickson, Stephanie Hetricks Row 1: Todd Hetrick, Cassandra Hicks. Thomas Hinterberger. Richard Hoffman. Maureen Holmes. Kim Hopwood. Rochelle Horton. Randy Husband. Row 2: Gina Iesue. Alan Irwin. Jon Jelinek. Anna Jenkins. Matthew Jerge, Valerie Jiuliante. Jeffrey Johnson, Donna Jordan Row 1: Mark Jordano. Mary Kearney. Tom Keihl. Karen Kendra. Willie Keys. Kara Kneidinger. Michael Kobylinski. Stanley Kopkowski. Row 2: Kathleen Kostef. Kelly Krause. Mary Krill. Kim Kulcsar. Michael Kulcsar. Kurtis Kunkel. Dawn LaKari. Lisa Larsen You’re asking me for the answer?” says Alan Irwin. J.V. halfback. Marlow Easterling, goes long down the hall for a pass. 51 Row 1: Darla Lasko. Cynthia Lawrence. James Learn. Mary Leone. Ralph Leone. Teresa Leonetti, Sandra Lindstrom. Robert Lockett. Row 2: Bernard Lofton. Tommy Lofton, Kevin Lomax. Brian Lydick, Meredith Lyon, Greg Mando. Reginald Mansfield. Martin Markiewicz Row 1: Loretta Martin. Gregory McCullum. Christine McDonald. Joseph Merrit. Lisa Merry. David Merryman, Elizabeth Mester, Anthony Mickins, Row 2: Sandra Miller. Kimberly Mingoy. Kimberly Misko. Lisa Mitchell. Marie Mong. Lisa Monschein. Cynthia Moorehead. Donna Morrison What you see is what you get. is Dotty Yusz'8 motto. Simon says walk with your hands on your head. The beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Row 1: John Morrow. Theresa Moyer. Brian Myers. Maura Naughton, Chad Newton. Sharon Niemic, Gigi Noble. Patrick Oatis. Row 2: Timothy Olson. Mary Opalenick. Shelia Pancoast. Angela Pappas. Joseph Passerotti. Tammy Passerotti. Sandra Payne. Carleen Pedano Row 1: David Pennsy. Dennis Penpek. Gary Perry. Terry Peterson. Row 2: Tracey Peterson. Michelle Pettit. Douglas Phillips, Aaron Pierce An inside joke brings a smile to their faces. Row 1: Kerry Putnam. Fay Pytlarz. Jennice Ransom. Stacy Ratcliff. Lawrence Ricke. Karen Rieger. Wallace Rieger. Kimberly Ries. Row 2: Elsa Rivera. Ismael Rivera. Helena Rogers. Paul Rudat. Roberta Sabatine. Phillip Sagan. Richard Sambuchino. Mary Jane Samowski 53 Row 1: Joseph Torta, Robert Trohoske, Colleen Tupek, Robert Turick, Julie Valerio. Robert Valimont. Phillip Vannucci, Raquel Velez, Row 2: Tina Ventura, Gregory Villabona, James Voorhies, Gloria Walter, Laurie Welch. Sheila Wheeler, Arnold Whipple. Robert Wieczorek 54 Row 1: Erin Scully. Joseph Seyboldt, Tammy Shaffer. Crystal Shaw. Raymond Sherman. Row 2: Georgine Shook. Lori Silva. Christina Simon. Glenda Smith. Rodney Smith They both admit that history isn’t all that hard. Row 1: Thomas Sohl, Andrew Space. Gerald Steudler, Renee Stokes. Nancy Stull. Christina Susi, Susan Swanson. Tracey Swartwood. Row 2: Angela Sykes. Timothy Szczutkowski. Lynette Tangle. Mary Taylor. Monique Taylor. Donna Teeters. Robert Thomas. Shelly Thomas ’.V V V--. Row 1: Christopher Wiest. Kathy Wilcox. Dena Wiley. Brian Williams. Richard Wolf. Sandra Woodard. Debra Woolis. Linnae Wuenschel. Row 2: Douglas Young. Dorothe Yusz. Cheryl Zeigler. David Zimmerman. Lucia Zmudzinski. Timothy Zurn Underclassmen jamming on some tunes. Pick this door No. 1 or else! 55 The good, the bad. and the shifty. 66 Did I ever tell you about Rosa Colleti? Everyone here worked hard. Rich and Scott find humor in the library. What cheat sheet? Who. Me? Alfalfa. Spanky. Wheezer . . . ? S.V.'s own M A S H unit. 3rd Annual Smile Contest Tom Brown auditioning for Hollywood. Mr. Davidson and Ruth Tolbert, the dynamic duo. There were many entries in the Third Annual Smile Contest. Proving that it is not hard to find a smile in the halls of Strong Vincent. Many thanks to all the participants and “Keep on smiling!” Crest Test 1978 Say Cheese! Diane Fratarcangeli, still smiling the morning after. Cameo goes wild for the camera 58 Tutti Frutti smiles. Sharon Gamble and Karen Rollins never stop smiling! Mrs. DeSante. Is that you behind those Foster Grants!” The All American Smile. See no evil. Tim Naughton. I can do more than wrestle.” Ellen doesn’t even want to try Smile Winners For 1978-1979 Fourth place winner. Martha Carrick. Mr. Kleiner takes third place. Bill Sandusky comes in second. 62 o oTU id Qjtbt lifrhAjtvriA df thedoni l e£aM df'71 bulht Ct H varfet. ■ ndrito nla. amdlM 7n mMi£zl df eachuct fL at dtmUyte aucha iA.acJiieA tA£hiahMti Kt££h -iamt a nc AMp ct. hadnAl wri?M, tJu-Tn ate-Tidw-aMepttdhrfo tti tvahyeoMOt MfdiOuA fiduM., tetuch 7 OttipcAtisrp, ycxvitfdwAh duA rnJZ nvPAl A df Z o tynj Ui nc nZ. Donna M. Alberieo Vincent’s future Roekettes! James E. Alberieo Karen Alberstadt Lori Alexander Maria Amatangelo Laura Ames Catherine Amon Patricia Antolik Michael Anuszkiewicz Nadine Arrington Strong Vincent's Skid Row Rebecca Atkinson Robert E. Baldwin Joseph D. Barbaro Carmen Barnett Patrick J. Barron John T. Barzano Melanie Baughman Deborah Beard Dennis Beard Joseph N. Bello Denise L. Belluomini Ronald Bennett Jade M. Berquist Suzette Berry Jennie Bizzarro Beth Ann Bliley Laurie Boetger Tina Breitweiser Afternoon Delight Carla Bruno John L. Brennan Cynthia A. Cacchione Gary R. Campbell James P. Buiko Beverly Buies Kimberly A. Carideo Laurie L. Carrol Caroline Chrostowski Sue Camp Seniors on strike at Tech Rally Diedre R. Coleman Cheryl M. Clark John DeMichael Kathryn A. Dey Pamela L. Disque Jackie M. Dunn John Corkan Colleen R. Cooney Gary Cunningham Katrina M. Curry Steven Cypress Jeffrey D. Dah 1st rand Joseph D'Aurora Kevin DeDad James Dehnert Trina L. Dash Robert L. English Nadeen M. Emling Michael Easterling Mary Eisenburg Stephana M. Ellis Theresa Emerick Christopher Erickson Sue A. Ennis Mark Postgate. King of the Mountain. Kelly Falcone Lene Fast Laura Fetzner Frederick 0. Fiedler Stephen G. Flatlcy James M. Fleming Bright eyed and bushy tailed! Robert J. Fleming Roxanne Flint Toni Fogle Betty Fraley Robert A. Fried Robert Gaines Sharon Gambill Lisa G. Gardner Curtis Gardner Robert Garver Thomas Giles John Gloss ‘Lucky winners of Pie in the face Contest” Janet Glowaoky Paul Gnacinski June A. Graziano Marjorie L. Greig Mighty Mighty Seniors!! Gary Guagliardi John Hall Nannette S. Hall Richard Hall Elizabeth Hanoi Karen K. Hansen Cameo A. Hardner David Harkness Timothy Hedman Gregory Hetrick Marie Hill Phyllis Hinton Timothy Holmstrom Joy Hornish Linda Hornyak Evelyn Howard Kathy Jackson Rose Jaraczewski John Johannes Alfred Johnson 72 Betsy A. Johnson Elizabeth Karovic Irma Kelvintfon Kim Kennelly jpf' V Valerie Keyes Karen Kibler Barbara Kiehl Mary Anne Kiehlmeier Brian A. King James E. Kirkpatrick Michael Kneidinger Christopher Knoll Matthew J. Kohler Michael J. Kohler Kenneth A. Kowalczak Denise Kunkel Kelli Kunkel Laura Laird Kimberly LaKari Barbara Laskaris 3 Linda L. McCullough Kevin McGee Sandra McKay Sharon Gambill holds up a wall. Edward P. Mascharka Shawn McCarthy Sharon McCormick Willie McKinnon Michelle M. Messmer Demitta J Miller Donna C. Milligan Michael Ming John Mong Sharon Orsini Auditions for the Dating Game. Joyce Osborne Colleen M. Moore Gregory P. Morosky Carrie E. Nelson Christine L. Nielson Bernadette Ogrodowczyk Future Betty Crockers! Brenda Olson John Osgood Laura Pancerev Mark A. Pappas Dolores Payne Dressed in their Sunday best. Richard J. Penpek Susan C. Peterman Joseph M. Posway James L. Ratcliff Susan E. Raydo Kathleen A. Regan sncy M. Reilly Susan B. Reynolds Mary had a little lamb Theresa A. Pettit Daniel Phasey Kelly A. Pifer Mark Postgate Carol Riblet Raymond P. Ricke Loraine C. Rieger Lisa M. Roberts Karen M. Rollins Jean A. Rudat Louis M. Soalera Lisa A. Roderick Tracie Seelinger Laura J. Shaffer Scott B. Shaffer Patrick A. Shearer Leslie D. Shelton Patrick L. Siford Karen L. Sirak Albert B. Simmons Thomas Spizarny Natalie V. Steele Tammy Stewart Matthew W. Stoops Matt Stork Heather M. Swanson Diane T. Tessauro William J. Thomas Stacey A. Smith Sheldon Smith Kimley Smith Andrea Smith Jeanne L. Sperduto Kndgmifl Space Lynn Sopp Gina Snow 9 Nils W. Thompson Robin A. Thompson Ruth E. Tolbert Robert S. Toth Stephen J. Tribble Douglas Trombacco Mark R. Tupek Eric R. Twiss Susan A. Voorhies Ronald F. Waldinger Charles P. Watkins Matthew T. Wellejus Terri Whiteford Maria A. Wieczorek John Wilson Richard V. Wilson TOGA. TOGA!! Heather and Michelle are all smiles. How much longer will this go on? Renee M. Wisinski Donald Witt Kenneth D. Wolf Merle C. Wolfgang David J. Yusz Michelle M. Zack Denise L. Zurn Senior Directory DONNA ALBERICO 2401 Poplar St., Bowling 1, Cheerleading 4, Colorguard 2,3, Spokesman Staff 4, Girls’ Chorus 3, Concert Choir 3, Student Forum 3,4, Library Monitor 2,3, Prom Committee 4 JAMES E. ALBERICO 1953 West 24th St., Cross Country 2.3.4 KAREN ALBERSTADT 3711 Oakwood LORI ALEXANDER 538� « West 3rd St., Tennis 1, Y-Teens 2, Business Club 3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2, Spokesman Salesman 3, Gym Monitor 3, Library Monitor 1,2,4, Senior Class Play 4 MARIA C. AMANTANGELO 956 West 21st St., Colorguard 2,3, Student Council 4, Business Club 3,4, Library Monitor 1.2.4 LAURA AMES 433 West 8th St., Basketball 2,3, Bowling 2.3.4, Girls’ Softball 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Volleyball 3,4 CATHERINE AMON 1012 West 7th St., Gymnastics 1,2, Cheerleading 3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2 PATRICIA ANTOLIK 1136 West 10th St.. Track Field 2, Colorguard 2, Student Council 2, Orchestra 1,2,3, Studio Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 4 MICHAEL ANUSZKIEWICZ 3701 Allegheny Rd., Basketball 4, Band 1,2 NADINE ARRINGTON 630 West 3rd St., Track Field 3, Band 1, Radio TV 2,3,4, Mojo Logo 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4 REBECCA ATKINSON 413 West 2nd St.. Mojo Logo 4, Mr. Behan’s Monitor 4 ROBERT E. BALDWIN 1052 West 27th St., Waterpolo 1.2.3.4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4 JOSEPH D. BARBARO 913 Plum St., Football 1,2, Wrestling 2.3.4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,4, Spokesman Salesman 1,2 Gym Monitor 2,4 CARMEN BARNETT 253 East 3rd St., Radio TV 2,3,4, Mojo Logo 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee 4 PATRICK BARRON 1042 West 8th St., Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 4, Newspaper Staff 4 JOHN T. BARZANO 1152 West 21st St., Football 1,2,3,4, Stage Crew 3,4 MELANIE M. BAUGHMAN 1351 West 22nd St., Colorguard 1.2.3.4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 3, Spanish Club 3, Concert Choir 4, Pool Monitor 4 DEBORAH BEARD 310 German, Basketball 1, Student Council 4, Radio TV 2,3,4, Mojo Logo 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee 4 DENNIS BEARD 310 German, Wrestling 4, Student Council 3, Stage Crew 2, Spokesman Salesman 1,2,3, Radio TV 2, Mojo Logo 1,2,3,4 JOSEPH N. BELLO 3124 Ellsworth Ave., Waterpolo 1,2,3,4. Student Council 1,2,3,4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 3,4, Orchestra 1,2, Studio Orchestra 1,2 DENISE L. BELLUOMINI 958 West 21st St., Colorguard 2,3, Student Council (Pres.) 1,2,3,4, Business Club 3,4, Library Monitor 1,2, Mr. Behan’s Monitor 4 RONALD BENNETT 721 West 21st St., Football 1,2, Basketball 2, Baseball 2,3,4, Band 1,2 JADE M. BERQUIST 635 Brown Ave., Swimming 2,3,4, Colorguard 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2,4, Y-Teens 3,4, Business Club 4, Red Cross 1,2, Concert Choir 4 SUZETTE BERRY 1362 West 9th St., Gymnastics 1,2.3, Girls’ Chorus 1.2,3,4 JENNIE BIZZARRO 2216 Haybarger Ave., Dante Club 2 BETH ANNE BLILEY 418 Cherokee Dr., Tennis 2, Student Council 4, French Club 2,3, Concert Choir 4, Senior Class Play 4 LAURIE BOETGER 528 Kahkwa Blvd., Basketball 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,3, Concert Choir 4, Spokesman Salesman 1.2.4, Mr. Behan's Monitor 1,2,4 TINA BREITWEISER 2426 Plum St., Student Council 2, Y-Teens 3,4, Business Club 4, Red Cross 3,4, Mr. Behan's Monitor 4, Gym Pool Monitor 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee 4 JOHN L. BRENNAN 240 Beverly CARLA BRUNO 1344 West 21st St., Tennis 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 4, Ski Club 3,4, Office Monitor 4, Pool Monitor 2,3, Library Monitor 1, Senior Class Play 4 JAMES P. BULKO 310 Beverly Dr., Football 1,2.3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Baseball 4, Track Field 2, Student Council 4, Red Cross 3, Spokesman Salesman 3,4, Gym Monitor 2,4 BEVERLY BULES 3616 Schaper Ave., Colorguard 2,3,4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Spokesman Salesman 2, Office Monitor 1,2, Ski Club 3 CYNTHIA A. CACCHIONE 1512 Poplar St. GARY R. CAMPBELL 503 West 9th St., Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2, Track Field 2,3,4. Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 4, Gym Monitor 2,4 SUE CAMP KIMBERLY A. CARIDEO 1122 West 5th St., Volleyball 4, Basketball 4, Girls’ Softball 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Senior Class Play 4 THOMAS CARAVAGLIA 509 West 7th St., Wrestling 2,3,4 MONTE CARLO 1522 Liberty St., Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3,4, Orchestra 4 LAURIE L. CARROLL 446 Lincoln Ave., Girls’ Swimming 2, Office Monitor 2,3, Gym Monitor 3, Pool Monitor 3,4, Prom Committee 4 CAROLINE CHROSTOWSKI 2814 Harvard Rd., United Nations 1,2, Spanish Club 1, Business Club 3,4, Office Monitor 1.2, Mr. Manus' Monitor 4, Prom Committee 4 CHERYL M. CLARK 814 West 22nd St., Gym Monitor 3, Pool Monitor 3, Library Monitor 1 DEIDRE R. COLEMAN 302 West 3rd St., Basketball 1, Student Council 2, Mojo Logo 2,3,4, Library Monitor 1, Prom Committee 4 JOHN E. CORKAN 1830 West 8th St., Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2.3,4, Red Cross 3, Office Monitor 4. Mr. M anus’ Monitor 4, Senior Class Play 3 COLLEEN R. COONEY 1834 West 38th St., Business Club 4. Concert Choir 4, Pool Monitor 2,3, Mr. Behan's Monitor 4, Ski Club 3 MARK CREE 917 Cascade GARY CUNNINGHAM 1742 West 25th St., Golf 1,2,3,4, Natl. Hon. Society 3 KATRINA M. CURRY 1628 West 23rd St., Business Club 3,4, Girls’ Softball 3,4, Medical Careers Club 4, Mr. Behan's Monitor 4 STEVEN CYPRESS 1813 Ottawa Dr., Cross Country 3, Office Monitor 3,4 JEFFREY DAHLSTRAND 618 Cascade, Cross Country 2, Basketball 2,3,4, Bowling 1, Student Council 1,2, Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Gym Monitor 2,4 TRINA L. DASH 948 West 8th St., Gymnastics 1, Twirler 4, Y-Teens 1, Spokesman Salesman 3. Office Monitor 2,4, Prom Committee 4 JOSEPH D’AURORA 1710 Chestnut, Wrestling 2,3,4, Dante Club 3,4, Office Monitor 4 KEVIN DeDAD 723 West 10th St., Natl. Hon. Society 3 JAMES DEHNERT 1005 Evergreen Dr., Cross Country 2, Newspaper Staff 2, Spokesman Staff 4, Spokesman Salesman 2.3, Office Monitor 2,4 JOHN DeMICHAEL 3018 Charlotte, Student Council 3,4, Spokesman Staff 4 KATHRYN A. DEY 303 Madison Ave., Golf 4, Tennis 3,4, Gymnastics 1,2,3,4, Track Field 2,3,4, Natl. Hon. Society 4. Student Council 1, French Club 1,2,3, Spokesman Staff 1, Spokesman Salesman 1, Senior Class Play 4 RINO DiNINO 2205 Raspberry St., Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 1 82 Senior Directory PAMELA DISQUE 1231 West 10th St., Swimming 1,2, Track Field 1,2, Flag Twirler 2,3,4, Natl. Hon. Society 3, Y-Teens 3.4, Business Club 4, Spokesman Salesman 3, Prom Committee 4 JACKIE DUNN 1429 West 24th St., Student Council 3, Medical Careers Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Mojo Logo 4 MICHAEL EASTERLING 2412 Baur Lanes, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track Field 1,3, Band 2, French Club 3, Mojo Logo 4, Office Monitor 1,2,4 MARY EISENBERG 1829 West 24th St., Swimming 2, Y-Teens 2,4, Concert Choir 4, Mr. Behan’s Monitor 2 STEPHANA M. ELLIS 421 West 7th St., Spokesman Staff 3,4, Spokesman Salesman 4, Library Monitor 1,2 THERESA EMERICK 1622 Myrtle St., Office Monitor 4 NADEEN EMLING 1229 West 10th St., Colorguard 2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Business Club 4, Concert Choir 4 ROBERT ENGLISH 130 Madison Ave., Ski Club 3,4, Mr. Manus’ Monitor 4 SUE A. ENNIS 1723 West 32nd St., Flag Twirler 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Spokesman Salesman 3, Library Monitor 1.2.4, Senior Class Play 4 CHRISTOPHER ERICKSON 705 West 5th St., Baseball 1,2,3, Mr. Manus’ Monitor 4 KELLY FALCONE 1815 West 33rd St., Swimming 1, Track 2, Colorguard 3, United Nations 2, Dante Club 1,2, Business Club 4, Mr. Manus’ Monitor 2 LENE FAST 915 Cranberry St., Girls’ Softball 4 LAURA FETZNER 348 Craig St., Business Club 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Girls’ Chorus 3,4 FREDERICK G. FIEDLER 1644 West 41st St., Bowling 2,3, Student Council 2 CHRISTINE FLATLEY STEPHEN G. FLATLEY 811 Cranberry St., Basketball 3,4, Band 1, Student Council 3,4, Newspaper Staff 2,4, Spokesman Salesman 3 JAMES M. FLEMING 1019 West 6th St., Spokesman Staff 4 ROBERT J. FLEMING ROXANNE FLINT TONI FOGLE 721 Plum St., Girls’ Softball 1 BETTY FRALEY 2201 Plum St., Student Council 1, Y-Teens 1, Girls' Chorus 1, Concert Choir 4, Hall Monitor 4 ROBERT FREID 1025 Cranberry St., Wrestling 1,2, Bowling 4, Track Field 2, Student Council 2 ROBERT GAINES SHARON GAMBILL 352 West 2nd St., Colorguard 3, Girls’ Chorus 1,2, Concert Choir 2,3 LISA G. GARDNER 1623 West 41st St., Concert Choir 3,4 THOMAS GILES 329 West 9th St., French Club 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Office Monitor 4 JOHN GLOSS 1437 West 40th St., Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Track Field 1,2,3.4, Band 1,2, Stage Band 1,4, Natl. Hon. Soc. 4, Studio Orchestra 4, Office Monitor 2 JANET GLOWAKY 1148 West 7th St., Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track Field 2,3,4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Pool Monitor 2,3, Library Monitor 4, Volleyball 4 PAUL GNACINSKI 1254 West 20th St., Football 1,2,3,4, Waterpolo 2,3, Basketball 2. Baseball 1,2,3,4, Spokesman Salesman 2, Gym Monitor 4 WAYNE GODFREY 1020 West 11th St., Bowling 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,4, Office Monitor 1,4, Mr. Manus’ Monitor 4 DON S. GRAHAM JUNE A. GRAZIANO MARJORIE L. GREIG 512 Virginia Ave., Student Council 1,4, Concert Choir 4 GARY GUAGLIARDI 1356 West 24th St., Natl. Hon. Society 4, Student Council 1,3,4, Business Club 4, Library Monitor 1,2, Senior Class Play 4 JOHN HALL 224 Poplar St.. Football 1,2,3,4. Track Field 4, Library Monitor 1,4, Senior Class Play 4 NANNETTE S. HALL 401 West 31st St., Swimming 2,3,4, Colorguard 1,2,3,4, Rifeline Capt. 3,4, Senior Class President 4, Library Monitor 1, Senior Class Play 4 RICHARD HALL 427 West 5th St., Football 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3, Mr. Manus’ Monitor 1 ELIZABETH A. HANEL 618 Japan St., Band 1,2,3,4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Student Council 1, Medical Careers Club 4, Orchestra 4, Studio Orchestra 2,3,4, Spokesman Salesman 2, Gym Pool Monitor 4 KAREN K. HANSEN 2685 Poplar St., Y-Teens 3,4, Library Monitor 1,2,3,4, Mr. Behan’s Monitor 4 CAMEO A. HARDNER 1818 West 21st St., Bowling 4, Office Monitor 4 DAVID HARKNESS 1044 West 8th St., Football 1,2,3,4, Track Field 1, Stage Crew 4, Concert Choir 3 TIMOTHY HEDMAN 1631 West 39th St., Newspaper 1,2,3, Spokesman Salesman 3 GREGORY HETRICK 1681 West 11th St., Football 1,2,4, Hockey 1,2,3, Baseball 3,4, Red Cross 4, Office Monitor 1,4 MARIE HILL 112� 2 West 21 St., Gymnastics 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, Mojo Logo 3,4, Prom Committee 4 PHYLLIS HINTON 2617 West 35th St., Track Field 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, Medical Careers Club 3,4, Spokesman Salesman 4, Mojo Logo 3,4 CHRISTINA HOLMAN 1302 West 10th St., Spokesman Staff 4 CHARLES HOLMES 1039 West 4th St., Bowling 4 TIMOTHY HOLMSTROM 2010 Hampton, Stage Crew 2,3,4 JOY HORNISH 428 West 4th St., Library Monitor 1,2,4 LYDIA HORNYAK 1811 Cascade St.. Bowling 3,4, Concert Choir 4, Gym Pool Monitor 3 EVELYN HOWARD 314 Walnut St., Gymnastics 1,2,3, Spanish Club 4, Mr. Manus’ Monitor 2 JAMES HUFF 442 Liberty St., Cross Country 2, Bowling 1.2.3.4, Track Field 2,4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Business Club 4 TEDDI HUGHES DANIEL HURLBERT 1756 West 25th St., Bowling 2,3,4, Concert Choir 4 LINDA IESUE 2005 West 27th St., Colorguard 2.3, Y-Teens 3.4, Dante Club 2,3, Office Monitor 1,2,3,4 KATHY JACKSON ROSE JARACZEWSKI 608 West 16th St., Medical Careers Club 4, Office Monitor 3,4 JOHN JOHANNES 1751 Emery Dr., Waterpolo 1,2,3,4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3, French Club 1,2, Office Monitor 2,4 ALFRED JOHNSON BETSY A. JOHNSON 812 Myrtle St.. Colorguard 3,4, United Nations 2,3, Red Cross 2, Concert Choir 4, Senior Class Play 4 MARK JONES CAROL JORDAN 2106 W. Grandview Blvd., Colorguard 2,3, Student Council 2,3 ELIZABETH KAROVIC 1534 West 23rd St., Bowling 2,3,4, Colorguard 1,2,3,4 (Leut, Capt.), Business Club 3,4, Red Cross 2,3, Concert Choir 2,3,4 DANIEL KELLY IRMA KELVINGTON 962 West 10th St., Spokesman Staff 3, Concert Choir 4, Spokesman Salesman 1,2, Prom Committee 4, Cosmetology 4 KIM KENNELLY 1731 Oxford Dr., Gymnastics 4, Track Field 4, Pool Monitor 2,3,4 VALERIE KEYES KAREN KIBLER BARBARA KIEHL 1622 West 34th St., Bowling 2,4, Cheerleading 2,3,4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Student Council, Y-Teens 3, Business Club 2,3, Red Cross 3, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4 83 Senior Directory MARY KIEHLMEIER 2710 Greengarden Blvd., Basketball 1.2.3.4, Girls’ Softball 3, Natl. Hon. Society 4. Business Club 4, Concert Choir 4 BRIAN KING JAMES E. KIRKPATRICK 2062 West 24th St. MICHAEL KNEIDINGER CHRISTOPHER KNOLL 1314 West 25th St., Cross Country 2, Basketball 3,4, Baseball 4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Dante Club 2 MATTHEW J. KOHLER 341 Shenley Dr., Waterpolo 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1, Cross Country 2,3,4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1, French Club 1,2, Business Club 4, Senior Class Play 3,4 MICHAEL J. KOHLER 341 Shenley Dr., Waterpolo 1,2,3,4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 3,4, Track Field 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2, Spanish Club 1,2, Senior Class Play 3,4 KENNETH A. KOWALCZAK 304 Colorado Dr. DENISE KUNKEL 1124 West 6th St.. Natl. Hon. Society 4, Student Council 1,3,4, Y-Teens 3, Business Club 3, Pool Mon. 4 KELLI KUNKEL 1311 West 24th St., Colorguard 1,2,3,4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Spanish Club 3, Concert Choir 4 LAURA LAIRD 1025 Washington PI., Twirler 1,2,3,4,Y-Teens 3, Office Monitor 4, Prom Committee 4 KIMBERLY LAKARI 1010 West 6th St., Y-Teens 3, Spokesman Salesman 3, Office Monitor 4, Library Monitor 1 BARBARA LASKARIS 1033 West 7th St., Basketball 2,3, Softball 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Medical Careers Club 2,3, Office Monitor 2,4, Library Monitor 1, Prom Committee 4, Senior Class Play 4 MATTHEW LAUGHLIN 619 West 9th St., Waterpolo 1,2,3,4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Track Field 4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Student Council 4, Newspaper Staff 2,3, Spokesman Staff 4 FRANK LEONE MICHAEL LI 914 Fillmore Ave., Stage Crew 4 JOSEPH LILLIS KAREN LINDENBERGER 3715 Stough Ave., Library Monitor 4 PAULA LITZENBERG 620 Virginia Ave., French Club 3, Prom Committee 4, Girls’ Volleyball 3 ROBERT LOMAX MICHAEL LOMBARDOZZI CAROLYN R. LOPEZ 3416 Post Ave., Office Monitor 3, Pool Mon. 4 ANDREI G. LUPICHUK 3909 Ellsworth Ave., Cross Country 2.4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Student Council 2, United Nations 3.4, Newspaper Staff 4, Orchestra 1, Spokesman Salesman 1,3 THOMAS LYLE 640 Kahkwa Blvd., Track Field 3, Band 3,4, Concert Choir 3,4, Orchestra 3,4 ANDREW R. LYONS 1142 West 21st St., Bowling 3,4, Baseball 4 WILLIAM P. MARKIEWICZ 318 Sassafras, Stage Crew 3, Waterpolo 1,2,3,4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3,4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Library Monitor 2 DEBORAH L. MARKHAM 1102 West 10th St., Girl’s Swimming Mngr. 2,3, Colorguard 2,3, Spokesman Salesman 2.3.4, Library Monitor 2,4 EDWARD L. MARTIN 927 West 16th St., Basketball 2,3,4, Track Field 4, Concert Choir 4, Gym Monitor 4, Pool Monitor 4 EDWARD MASCHARKA 712 Seminole Dr., Track Field 4, Ski Club 2,3,4 SHAWN McCarthy 603 Delaware Ave. SHARON McCORMICK 1052 West 9th St., Business Club 4, Library Monitor 4 LINDA L. McCULLOUGH 3413 Garden Ave., Twirler 2,3,4, Business Club 4, Pool Monitor, Library Monitor 2,4 HENRY McCULLUM 462 West 2nd St., Basketball 4 KEVIN T. McGEE 219 Poplar St., Football 2. Wrestling 1.2.3.4, Track Field 1, Library Monitor 1 SANDRA McKAY 1021 Washington PL, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Girl’s Track 2, Twirler 3,4, Band 1, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Pool Monitor 2 willie McKinnon JOHN McNALLY 1632 West 39th St., Hockey 2 MICHELLE M. MESSMER 1914 West 25th St., Spanish Club 1,2, Girl’s Chorus 4, Concert Choir 3,4, Orchestra 3,4 DEMITTA J. MILLER 321 West 4th St., Band 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3, Girl’s Chorus 1,2, Mojo Logo 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee 4 DONNA C. MILLIGAN 620 Ohio St., Orchestra 1,2, Pool Monitor 2,3, Prom Committee 4, Senior Class Play 4 MICHAEL MING JOHN M. MONG 1110 West 21st St., Bowling 3,4, Natl. Hon. Society 4 COLLEEN MOORE 609 Cranberry St. GREGORY P. MOROSKY 1114 West 6th St., Waterpolo 1.2.3.4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Track Field 2,3,4, Natl. Hon. Society 3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Spokesman Salesman 1, Senior Class Play 3 CARRIE E. NELSON 619 Vermont Ave., Tennis 2, Natl. Hon. Society 4, French Club (Sec.) 2,3, Prom Committee 4, Senior Class Play 4 THANH NGUYEN 1830 West 8th St., Stage Band 2,4 CHRISTINE L. NIELSEN 3303 Allegheny Rd., Natl. Hon. Society 4, Student Council 2,3, Spokesman Staff 1, Office Monitor 2, Pool Monitor 3, Senior Class Play 4 BERNADETTE OGRODOWCZYK 1757 West 23rd St., Pool Monitor 3,4, Library Monitor 1,2,3,4 BRENDA OLSON 351 West 4th St. SHARON ORSINI 507 West 9th St., Bowling 1,3,4, Student Council 1, French Club 1,2,3,4, Concert Choir JOYCE OSBORNE 331 Peach St., Spanish Club 4, Business Club 3,4, Orchestra 3,4, Library Monitor 1 JOHN OSGOOD LAURA PANCEREV 2627 Auburn St., Bowling 3,4, Colorguard 2,3, Band 4, Stage Band 4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Dante Club 2, Orchestra 3,4 MARK A. PAPPAS 3004 Rudolph Ave., Tennis 1,2,3,4, Stage Crew 4 DOLORES PAYNE 351 West 3rd St., Band 1,2,3, Student Council 1,3, Newspaper Staff 2, Mojo Logo 1,2,3,4, Senior Girl's Formal 4 RICHARD J. PENPEK 1019 West 7th St., Golf 4, Bowling 3, Student Council 1,2, Spokesman Salesman 2 SUSAN C. PETERMAN 413 West 5th St., Basketball 3, Bowling 4, Spanish Club 4, Business Club 4, Orchestra 1,2, Studio Orchestra 2, Office Monitor 3 THERESA A. PETTIT 912 Liberty St., French Club 1,2, Newspaper Staff 3, Spokesman Staff 3, Radio TV 4, Mr. Behan's Monitor 4 DANIEL PHASEY 1615 West 22nd St., Band 2,3,4 KELLY A. PIFER 2817 Schaper Ave., Gymnastics 1,2,3, Cheerleading 2,3,4, Student Council 1, Spokesman Staff 3,4 MARK S. POSTGATE 611 West 9th St.. Football 1, Wrestling 1.2.3.4, Tennis 1,2,3,4, Track Field 1, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Student Council 3,4, Spokesman Salesman 4 JOSEPH M. POSWAY 4515 Allegheny Rd. JAMES L. RATCLIFF 113 East Ailington Dr., Track Field 2.3.4, Student Council 3,4, Newspaper Staff 3, Spokesman Staff 4, Mojo Logo 2,3,4, Office Monitor 4, Mr. Manus Monitor 4, Senior Class Play 4, Senior Class Vice-President 4 SUSAN E. RAYDO 1741 West 25th St., Girl’s Chorus 3,4, Concert Choir 4, Ski Club 1 KATHLEEN A. REGAN 1813 West 35th St., Twirler 2. Business Club 3,4, Red Cross 2,3, Library Monitor 1,2,4 NANCY M. REILLY 1017 West 20th St., Bowling 2, Senior Directory Colorguard 3, Student Council 2, Y-Teens 4, Office Monitor 1, Gym Monitor 1 SUSAN B. REYNOLDS 1018 Raspberry St., Colorguard 1, Office Monitor 2, Pool Monitor 1 CAROL RIBLET 240 East 2nd St., Bowling 1, Girl’s Softball 1, Cheerleading 1,2, Radio TV 2, Office Monitor 1 RAYMOND RICKE 1742 West 22nd St., Cross Country 1.2.3.4, Bowling 2,3, Track Field 3,4 LORRAINE C. RIEGER 1615 West 23rd St., Twirler 2,3,4, Y-Teens 1, Business Club 4, Concert Choir 4, Pool Monitor 1,2,3 LISA M. ROBERTS 1016 Delaware Ave., Spanish Club 3,4, Business Club 2, Pool Monitor 1,2,3 LISA A. RODERICK 524 Kahkwa Blvd., Tennis 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Softball 4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Concert Choir 4, Spokesman Salesman 1 KAREN M. ROLLINS 335 West 2nd St., Track Field 1, Colorguard 2,3,4, Spokesman Salesman 2, Radio TV 3,4, Mojo Logo 1,2,3,4, Office Monitor 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4 JEAN A. RUDAT 915 Cranberry St. LOUIS M. SCALERA 1617 Liberty St., Dante Club 1,2 TRACIE SEELINGER 3404 Post Ave., Bowling 4, Red Cross 4 LAURA J. SHAFFER 1021 Plum St., Bowling 4, Track Field 1.2.3.4, Spanish Club 4, Business Club 4, Medical Careers Club 4 SCOTT B. SHAFFER 3517 Charlotte, Bowling 1,2 PATRICK SHEARER 1134 West 20th St., Wrestling 3,4, Gym Monitor 2 LESLIE P. SHELTON 1054 West 7th St., Spanish Club 4, Orchestra 1,2, Mr. Manus’ Monitor 1,2 PATRICK L. SIFORD 2016 West 27th St. KAREN L. SIRAK 2405 Berst Ave., Student Council 4, Y-Teens 3,4, Dante Club 2,3, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Senior Class Play 4 ALBERT B. SIMMONS ANDREA SMITH 912 West 9th St., Gymnastics 3, Cheerleading 3, French Club 1,2, Medical Careers 1,2,3, Concert Choir 4 KIM SMITH 421 Walnut St., Colorguard 2,3, Girl’s Chorus 1,2, Concert Choir 3, Mojo Logo 1,2,3,4 SHELDON SMITH 956 West 10th St., Stage Crew 1,2,3, Concert Choir 2,3 STACEY A. SMITH Spokesman Staff 3,4, Pool Monitor 4 GINA SNOW 602 West 9th St., Natl. Hon. Society 4, Spanish Club 4, Medical Careers Club 4, Pool Monitor 3,4 LYNN SOPP 3404 Schaper Ave. IMOGENE SPACE 2122 Berst Ave., Cheerleading 2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,3, Dante Club 1 JEANNE L. SPERDUTO 1604 Poplar St., Bowling 3,4, Cheerleading 4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Student Council 3, French Club 1,2, Spanish Club 4, Senior Class Play 3, Senior Class Treas. 4 THOMAS SPIZARNY 1847 West 34th St., Wrestling 2, Dante Club 2 NATALIE V. STEELE TAMMY STEWART MATTHEW W. STOOPS 1841 West 36th St., Track Field 2.4, Spokesman Staff 4 MATTHEW STORK HEATHER M. SWANSON 615 West 4th St., Y-Teens 2, Red Cross 2, Medical Careers Club 1,2,3,4, Spokesman Staff 4, Spokesman Salesman 2, Pool Monitor 4, Library Monitor 1.2.4, Prom Committee 4, Senior Class Play 4 DIANE T. TESSAURO 3426 Emerson Ave., Cheerleading 4, Colorguard 3, Dante Club 1,2, Spokesman Staff 4, Ski Club 4 WILLIAM J. THOMAS 3110 Auburn St., French Club 4 NILES W. THOMPSON 921 West 5th St., Natl. Hon. Society 4, Business Club 4, Red Cross 4, Library Monitor 1,2, Prom Committee 4 ROBIN A. THOMPSON 1235 West 9th St., Swimming 1,2,3, Student Council 1,2,4, Medical Careers Club 1,2,3,4, Spokesman Staff 4, Senior Class Play 4, Prom Committee 4 RUTH E. TOLBERT 614 West 26th St., Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 3,4 ROBERT S. TOTH 1739 Skyline Dr., Waterpolo 4, Swimming Mgr. 3,4, Natl, Hon. Society 4, Ski Club 4 STEPHEN J. TRIBBLE 3603 Garden Ave., Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Orchestra 4, Studio Orchestra 2,3,4, Spokesman Salesman 1,2,3,4 DOUGLAS TROMBACCO 635 Vermont Ave., Football 2, Basketball 2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 2,3,4 MARK R. TUPEK 2014 Cranberry St., Football 1, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Stage Crew 4 ERIC R. TWISS 1913 Ottawa Dr., Tennis 1,2, Hockey 1,2,3, Spokesman Staff 3 SUSAN A. VOORHIES 405 State St., Spanish Club 4, Business Club 3,4 RONALD F. WALDINGER 1142 West 7th St., Waterpolo 1.2.3.4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Track Field 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Mr. Manus' Monitor 4 CHARLES P. WATKINS 1316 West 24th St., Football 1,2, Pool Monitor 3,4 MATTHEW T. WELLE JUS 240 Illinois Ave., Bowling 1,2, Natl. Hon. Society 4, Student Council 1,2, French Club 1,2, Newspaper Staff 4, Pool Monitor 1 BOBBIE A. WHITE TERRI WHITEFORD 237 Illinois Ave., Bowling 1, French Club 2,3,4, Mr. Behan's Monitor 4 MARIA A. WIECZOREK 1425 West 24th St., Student Council 1, Spokesman Salesman 3,4 JOHN WILSON 644 West 7th St., Natl. Hon. Society (Pres.) 4, Student Council 4, Newspaper Staff (Editor) 3,4, Orchestra 1.4, Senior Class Play 4 RICHARD V. WILSON 2115 South Manor Dr., Library Monitor 1,2 RENEE M. WISINSKI 3301 Gerry Ave., Gymnastics 1, Colorguard 1,2, Prom Committee 4 DONALD WITT 2208 Raspberry St., Library Monitor 4 KENNETH D. WOLF 432 Myrtle St. MERLE C. WOLFGANG 814 West 2nd St., Girl’s Softball 2,3 DAVID J. YUSZ 1027 Cranberry St., Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3.4, Stage Crew 1, Office Monitor 4 MICHELLE M. ZACK 1129 West 7th St., Cheerleading 3,4, Y-Teens 2, Medical Careers Club 1,2,3, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Spokesman Staff (Editor) 3,4, Library Monitor 2,4 DENISE L. ZURN 1115 West 7th St., Colorguard 1,2,3,4, Twirler 3, Business Club 4, Office Monitor 4, Library Monitor 2 85 OD CD W - —— X d 2fe a airmhct ofsdibuzwgth cytltesmeauZAe efP(Ah Mpnamt oftheQ dfatTnca Qjhe (yanhimete Cf Acatt Ine CuJAtamda that ( Um QJtrieeanfA Qua jnJdchn -each me Apiat ofc bdit Dince JUvuxifyh bath -uAmmi r am d-ead rkjh)piserit can ecpcitarvf eu rt- jtuf eciUiuAia TTi1 the -match, the -meat, the athtet i. Our Female Gymnasts The girls gymnastic team started their year off with a hard working team and a new coach, Miss Renee Vickary. The girls practice every day including Saturday and Sunday. The team consists of two seniors, Kathy Dey and Marie Hill, two juniors, three sophomores, and four freshmen. The events the girls compete in are uneven parallel bars, balance beam, vault, and floor exercise. Although getting off to a late start in this season, the team and coach got together and made up for lost time. All around competitors are Kathy Dey, Patty Mac- Whirter and Cathy Dunford. Amy Rieger shows much grace on the balance beam. L. to R.. Row 1: C. Dunford. K. Dey. P. MacWhirter. M. Hill. A. Rieger. D. Callista. Row 2: Advisor Miss Vickary. J. Martinson. C. Tupek. K. Rieger. M. Lyon. C. Brown Marie tests her handstands. Meredith Lyon attempta a handstand split. 91 The wall comes in handy for Karen, Colleen, and Chris. Kathy Dey goes into a dive roll. Girl’s Volleyball Laura Ames makes another important save. Michelle Penpeck sets up another game Praying for a win. winning play. Our girl's volleyball team tried their best despite a losing season. The team will be losing the senior support of Laura Ames. Barb Laskaris. Patty Antolik. Janet Glowacky, and Nadine Arrington. However, the S.V. spirit was carried on to the volleyball court thoughout every game, making it hardly a total loss. 92 Front L R P. Antolik. T. Crawford. B. Laskaris. M. Penpeck. second row: L-R B. Hardner. J. Glowacky. L. Ames. N. Arrington, coach Mr. Niebauer Girl’s Softball The girl’s softball team ended its season with a 12-6 record, which placed them fourth in Metro stand- ings. The team has a chance at the metro title since six out of nine starters will return. Those returning are Laura Ames, Barb Laskaris. and Merle Tic” Wolfgang. Bottom L-R: Linda Lewis. Beverly Irish. Barbara Laskaris. Maggie Sperdute. Ann Beler. Laurie Moran Top L-R: Mary Ann Kiehlmier. Carol Strovel. Katrina Curry. Susan Curry. Lara Huebel. Michelle Penpek. Coach Niebauer. Merle Wolfgang. Laura Ames. Susan Bowen. Brenda Caldwell. Sherry Putnam. Barbara Hardner. Manager-Kim Carideo • Michelle Penpek: The look of determination. Today’s plan............WIN! Team spirit from the sidelines. Sherry Putnam ready to attack the ball. 93 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Row 1 - 1 to r - Lisa Roderick, Laurie Boetger. Michelle Penpeck. Row 2 - Erin Scully. Sherry Putnam. Mary Ann Kiehmeier. Janet Glowaky s.v. Opponent 41 Academy 55 42 St. Ben's 60 38 Villa 47 44 East 51 53 Mercyhurst 43 59 McDowell 41 40 Tech 43 37 Academy 47 41 St. Ben's 57 49 Villa 42 54 East 71 45 Mercyhurst 31 54 McDowell 40 40 Tech 59 Coach Niebauer offers his last minute advice before the game. Waiting for the rebound. The 1978-1979 girls' varsity basketball team, coached by Ken Kopin started out slowly but improved greatly as the season progressed. Experience was the key with six out of seven players returning from last year’s squad, four of them seniors. The starting five consisted of seniors Laurie Boetger, Janet Glowaky, and Mary Anne Kiehlmeier, junior Michelle Penpeck, and sophomore Sherry Putnam. Ready to help out were reserves Lisa Roderick and Erin Scully. The girls ended their season with a record of five wins and nine losses and will have some rebuilding to do next year. Laurie Boetger shows perfect form in shooting a lay-up. Mary Ann Kiehlmeier raises the S.V. score. Hey! Where's the basketball? Coordination? Sherry Putnam scores under Tech’s defensive pressure. 95 Boys’ Bowling The 1978-79 Boys Bowling Team headed by Mr. De Luca meets every Monday after school from 3:30 to 5:00. The boys form eight 4-man teams and bowl against each other for trophies which go to the top team, top average, and series. Following tradition, the league will have a bowling banquet at the Eagle’s Club to celebrate the end of the season. Bob Fisher’s high average of 180 was a great asset to the team. Uhhhh . . . one plus one equals two. right? Front Row L to R: Mr. DeLuca. Vinnie Juliano. Bob Kane. Brian Meyers. Gary Ames. Dave Pennsy. Mike Brown. Chuck Holmes. Joe Dore 2nd Row: Robert Briglia. Wayne Godfrey. Mark Fried. Brian Bernatowitz. Joe Torte. Chuck Dillon 3rd Row: Arnold Bell. Andy Lyons. Ray Rockey. John Mong. Ron Kopnitsky. Jim Huff. Robert Fried. Dan Hurlbert Robert Briglia shows us his excellent form. Girls’ J.V. Basketball Front row L to R: Lynnette Tangle. Melanie Hall. Lisa Monschein. Carleen Pedano Middle: Kerry Putnam. Judy Naughton. Kim Nather. Sherry Niemic. KiKi Zambrowski Back row: Coach Niebauer. Cynthia Crockett. Erin Scully. Vanita Smith. Laura Heubel Laura Heubel just can’t be stopped! The 1978-79 Girls J.V. Basketball Team under the guidance of Mr. Ron Niebauer began rebuilding this year with only one player returning from last years squad. With nine freshmen and 4 sophomores. Coach Niebauer has his sights set on next year with many of his players coming back. We wish them the very best of luck! We see the ball coach, but our feet are glued to the court! 97 Varsity Basketball Row 1 - left to right - Steve Flatley. Henry McCullum. Jeff Dahlstrand. Teddy McNeal. Mike Easterling. John Corkan. Joe Lillis. Ed Martin. Pat Barron. Charles Hollis, Mike Anuszkiewicz. Chris Knoll. Mike Amendola. Willie Hollis. Row 2 - Coach Pete Flinn, Asst. Coach - Jim DelSandro The Strong Vincent Varsity basketball team, under the direction of second year head coach Pete Flinn, turned in one of the best records in recent S.V. history. Winning ten out of eleven independent contests and eight of ten metro battles, the varsity cagers finished the regular season with the metro title. Leading the team in scoring this year were seniors Pat Barron and Henry McCullum. Rebound duties were handled by seniors Ed Martin and John Corkan. The man in charge of making sure the offense was run the way it should be was the unseen hero of the team Chris Knoll. Chris was also known for his harrassing defense. Coming off the bench to assist with the board duties were seniors Joe Lillis and Mike Easterling who also supplied an offensive boost when needed. Helping out with guard duties were seniors Jeff Dahlstrand and juniors Mike Amendola and Teddy McNeal. Extra forward duties were held by senior Mike Anuszkiewicz and sophomore Charles Hollis. Congratulations Metro Champs. Good luck in the District Playoffs. S.V. Opponent 80 General McLane 60 77 North Western 61 89 Girard 54 79 Corry 58 82 Elk County Christian 62 65-56 Prep 46-44 69-84 East 61-77 54-64 Tech 41-40 57-67 Academy 56-73 53-54 McDowell 63-69 65 Kanty Prep 53 64 Greenville 42 73 Meadville 61 74 Mercyhurst 46 59 Brookfield 64 98 Teddy McNeal goes up for two. A determined shot by Corkan. Exhibiting Talent Mike Easterling takes aim for the basket. McNeal and Lillis in action. Henry Buck McCullum makes an easy basket. Players show that they have talent on stage also. Barron adds two more points. 100 J. V. Basketball Tom Lavery. Randle Billups, John Borczon. Marlow Easterling. Keven Tome. Phil Atkinson. Aaron Pierce. Doug Niemic. Coach Jim DelSandro. Greg McCullum. Bob Moss. Kevin Jones. Dennis Penpek. Joe Seyboldt. Wayne Howard. Bill Bahl. Jim Soder. Robert Lockett Phil Atkinson shoots for two. Bill Ball, has a ball, shooting the ball. The J.V. Basketball team enjoyed a fine 1978-79 season. During the early part of the season the team started fast, winning four out of five independent struggles. The league play should find our J.V. team in third place. The important achievement of this year s team is the improvement of the players. This progress will eventually show when the talented group plays at the audi next year. Coach DelSandro gives a quick pep talk. s.v Opponent 73 North Western-59 78 Girard-47 62 Corry-38 58-46 Prep-74-47 77-58 East-66-39 68 48 Academy-64-58 81-55 McDowell-64-41 54 Tech-49 101 Vincent Grapplers Row 1: Coach Davo Zewe. Richard Brewer. Anh Tran. Alan Dash. Kevin Nather. Dave Timko. Rich Ruggiero. Joe Flamio. Jim Flamio. Coach: Joe Kaliszewski Row 2: Elmer Shatto. Tim Naughton. Mark Postgate. Carmen Dallio. Tony Shatto. Eric Schuster. Dan Phillips. Tony Mickens Row 3: Tom Kiehl. Tom Caravaglia. Jamie Buiko. Kevin McGee. Mark Signorino. Reggie Haugsdahl. Ron Haugsdahl. Bill Sandusky. This year's team under the direction of Coach Joe Kaliszewski and assistant David Zewe found the going rough as they lacked experience in many weight classes. Stand outs for this year's team were: Seniors: Mark Postgate (11-1-1). Jamie Buiko (8-1), and Tom Caravaglia (6-3). Juniors: Tim Naughton (13-1) and Dan Phillips (7-2-1). Mark Postgate and Tim Naughton skinned for the colonels in the Metro wrestling tournament. Tim Naughton was the 126 pound champ and Mark Postgate was nipped in the finals to take an impressive second place at 138 pounds. The Colonel Grapplers are looking forward to a better season next year as they have ten varsity lettermen returning who show good determination and a great promise for next year. Our colonel captain shows his city championship form Boy’s Tennis In Action L-R Advisor Mr. Hogan. M. Pappas. H. Amthor. T. Ungvarsky. J. Alberico. M. Postgate. J. Amthor. Manager J. Postgate STRONG VINCENT OPPONENT SCORE 6-1 East 6-1 4-3 Tech 3-4 3-4 Mercyhurst 2-5 0-5 McDowell 0-7 1-6 Prep 0-7 5-2 Academy 4-3 Ip Tom Mitchell has a smooth style. Erol Kosar winds up. Jim Alberico gets into starting position. The 1978 Strong Vincent tennis season was highlighted by the one-two punch of Henry and John Amthor who did honors for both singles and doubles. Mark Pappas and Mark Postgate were the numbers 3 and 4 back-up men for the team. Tom Ungvarsky and Jim Alberico also stepped in for doubles action and are front men for the '79 season. 104 A mean doubles team; Mark Postgate and Mark Pappas. Mark Pappas enjoys a good workout. Now we know how they warm up! Single and double stars Henry and John Arathor. Tom Ungvarsky follows through with his quick swing. 106 Vincent’s Female Netters Under the direction of coach Chris Weschler the S.V. Girl’s Tennis Team exhibited an excellent performance as they finished third in the city. Leading the squad in singles play were Kathy Dey and Debbie Callista. They lost only two matches apiece during the season. At the District 10 playoff the doubles first team consisted of Lisa Roderick and Sherry Putnam. Finishing fourth at districts were S.V.'s second doubles pair Kathy Dey and Carla Bruno. Carla Bruno shows intenso concentration as she Debbie Callista: Come on. Serve it will you? anticipates her opponents move. Kathy Dey awaits the return. Lisa Roderick shagging the ball. Miss Weschler ponders the match. Sherry Putnam strives for excel- lence. Senior Standouts: Debbie Callista. Carla Bruno. Sherry Putnam. Kathy Dey. Lisa Roderick Kathy Dey “I thought I saw the ball? Lisa Roderick shows an intense smile. 107 Boy’s Track The boy’s track team was paced by John Strobel in the distance events. John Dahlstrand in the field events, and Nick Stefan- owski in the hurdles and sprints. Although the team lost all their dual meets due to their lack in depth, they showed their determina- tion and will by placing second in the Metro Meet. Greg Morosky demonstrates 108 Back row. Mike McGill. Mike Kohler. Matt Kohler. James Barnes. Greg Morosky. John Dahlstrand. Mark Signorino. Ron Haugsdahl. Mike Kniowski. Ray Ricke. Tim Mink Kneeling left to right- Charles Hollis. John Gloss. Alan Nelson. Rick Papsun. Carl Midura. Paul Lofton Oh Boy! Will I ever make it to the finish line?” On your mark..............Get set..........STOP!!!!! good skill in running. STRONG VINCENT OPPONENT SCORE 63 Prep 86 69 Tech 69 591 2 McDowell 901 2 74 East 76 68 Academy 77 m i Ron Haugsdahl shows a perfect form in throwing the shot-put. Gary Campbell warming up on the sidelines. Mike Kniowski-Ready. Set. Throw! S.V. Colonels calling occupants! 109 Boy’s Cross Country VINCENT OPPONENT SCORE 17 Tech 43 38 Prep 17 17 Academy 43 18 East 38 22 McDowell 33 First Row L-R: John Osgood. Rickey Papsun. Joe Seyboldt. Bob Wieczorek. Second Row: Mike Kohler, John Gloss. Matt Kohler. Ray Ricke. Andrei Lupichuk. Tim Zurn. Coach: Mr. Thayer (Center) 110 Warm ups? Bill Markiewicz marks Rickey Papsun's time. Senior. Matt Kohler. Ray Ricke's on the move. The Cross Country team ‘‘gets psyched” Andrei Lupichuk still going strong. The Strong Vincent Cross Country team lead by Matt Kohler. Ray Ricke. and John Gloss, three of the city’s top ten. finished the season with a 7-2 record. At the sectional meet the team took a second place, receiving a team trophy and three individual trophies. In the District 10 meet at Edinboro. Ray Ricke took a 7th place trophy, just missing a bid to enter the PI A A State Meet. Girls’ Track Row 1 1-r: Hope Haughsdahl. Tracy Crawford. Gina Payne. Dawna Powell. Diane Irwin. Nancy Nowak Row 2: Marie Hill. Cathy Zurn. Kathy Dey. Sharon Fagan. Cathy Ptaskiewicz, Janet Glowacky. Row 3: Debbie Callista. Laurie Shaffer. Patty MacWhirter. Carla Vitale. Sue Knupp At the end of the 1977 Strong Vincent girls’ track season there were six records broken - 100 yd and 220 dash by Andrea Carothers - 440 yd. relay by Betty and Marty Snyderwine, Barb Ormsbee and Andrea Carothers - 880 yd medley relay by Andrea Carothers. Debbie Callista. Barb Ormsbee and Patty MacWhirter - 880 yd. run by Debbie Callista and 110 yd. hurdles by Kathy Dey. Congratulation girls for an outstanding year. The 1978 girls, working together as a team, showed great determination and enthusiasm. Their season ended with a 3-2 record. The only graduating senior was Binky Carothers. This year’s returning track team is looking forward to a promising season. Their head coach Mrs. Goff will not be with them, since she has moved to Florida. Good Luck in 1979. Boys’ Waterpolo . . . Front row L to R: Dan Kunkel. Chris Mozdy. Matt Laughlin. John Johannes. Greg Morosky. Matt Kohler. Bill Markiewicz. Ron Waldinger. Row 2: Tom Brown. Bob Baldwin. Ralph Letto. Andy Laughlin. Pat Faller. Erol Kosar. Row 3: Coach John C. Atkin. Kurt Kunkel. Ray Sherman. Joe Passerotti. Brian Lydic. Brian Foster. Mike Bryson. Mgr. Missing from picture: Joe Bello. John Bello. Mike Kohler The starting team during their traditional pre-game conference. Senior Bob Baldwin demonstrating his proverbial backhand. VINCENT OPPONENT 17 Academy 12 Tech 17 9 East Prep 14 Academy 11 Tech 12 East WJ A 11 Prep PLAYOFF SCORES VINCENT OPPONENT 9 Prep 8 M Tech 17 I - 14 - 10 - 6 - 14 - 6 - 8 - 7 - 5 The determination and undying spirit of this year's waterpolo team equalled success. After suffering two controversial losses in mid-season, the Colonels came back to clinch a three way tie for the city crown, shared with Prep and Tech. In the playoffs our poloists proved that they were the best. Led by Coach J.C. Atkins and co-captains Joe Bello and Greg Morosky in the playoffs, the Colonels defeated Tech (8-5) and Prep (9-7). This year’s key players included high scorer John Johannes, Matt and Mike Kohler, Dan Kunkel, Matt Laughlin, Ron Waldinger. Bill Markiewicz, and Chris Mozdy. Congratulations City Champs!!! Ex-Techie Mark Harris at his best during the Tech-Vincent game. . . . City Champs! Senior Standouts: Greg Morosky (2) and John Johannes (14) steal the ball from their Tech opponent. Goalie Dan Kunkel saves a key goal during the playoffs. Back Row: L to R: Bob Toth. Mgr.. Matt Laughlin, John Johannes. Mike Kohler. Joe Bello. Coach John C. Atkin. Greg Morosky. Matt Kohler. Bill Markiewicz. Bob Baldwin, Joe Benacci, Mgr. Sitting: Jim Hall. Joe Passerotti. Andy Laughlin. Brian Foster. John Bello. Ralph Letto. Front Row: Erol Kosar. Gary Rieger. Ray Sherman. Mike Markiewicz, Kurt Kunkel Senior Matt Kohler has a threatening shot. Joe Bello just doesn't have his mind on what he's doing . . . All-City selection John Johannes can play without getting his hair wet. Boys’ Aquatics . . . Hailed as the best swimming team to come out of Strong Vincent’s waters, this year’s aquamen easily captured city and Metro titles and fared exceptionally well in both District-10 and Pennsylvania State Championship Meets. During the course of the year the Colonels won every meet they swam, even while for- feiting all diving points to their opponents. Key victor- ies included Prep and a pre-season win over D-10 Champions Meadville by 2 points. This was accom- plished by a 1-2 finish in the last event of the meet. Since 1976 Coach Atkin has ac- cumulated a city record of 24-3 and an over all of 43-5. Outstanding performers in- clude John Johannes, Greg Morosky, Matt and Mike Kohler, Matt Laughlin, and Bill Markiewicz. Also per- forming consistently were Bob Baldwin and Ron Wal- dinger. Row 1: B. Lydie. R. Sherman. J. Hall, J. Passerotti. J. Morrow. M. Markiewicz. Row 2: E. Kosar, R. Letto. A. Laughlin. J. Bello, P. Faller Row 3: B. Markiewicz. M. Laughlin. J. Johannes. M. Kohler, Coach J. C. Atkin. M. Kohler, G. Morosky. B. Baldwin. R. Waldinger. M. Bryson. (Missing. Joe Bello) Unidentified flying objects - (Matt Laughlin and Greg Morosky) both show excellent form. 116 City record holders 400 free relay John Johannes. Joe Bello (above) and Ralph Letto Greg Morosky. Matt and Mike Kohler, each performed consistently well this season. . . . Take It All! S.V. super shark, John Johannes has qualified for All American in six events. To be an All American one must be among the 30 best swimmers for a given event in the country. John is the first student in the history of Erie swimming to accomplish this. The events include: 200 free, 50 free, 100 free, 500 free, 100 butterfly, and the 400 free relay teamed with Greg Morosky and Matt and Mike Kohler. Of eleven swimming event in high school competition, the crimson colonel has six city records to his name and countless school and pool records at visiting schools. John’s skill in so many events, coupled with outstanding performances at District - 10 and P.A. State Meets do more than prove his ability as an athlete. John is respected by his team mates and peers as a true sportsman and competitor. Matt Kohler practicing hard after a rough night. Mike Kohler goes to great lengths for an excuse to get out of practice. Matt Laughlin doing what he does best - butterfly. Backstrokers Bill Markiewicz and Bob Baldwin tako time out before the race. S.V. Girard 101 North Mead East 100 Prep Tech L08 Girls’ Swimming Pulling through under stiff competition in the county, the 1978-1979 Strong Vincent Girls' Swim Team ended their season at a even 6-6. After completing preseason meets the girls were ready to splash the season to a start by defeating all their city competition and finishing third in the race for the Metro Title. Outstanding lettermen, Sandy McKay, who churned the water doing a 1:14 in the 100 fly, and Linda Morosky who sprinted the 100 free in 1:00, lead the team in over all points. Seniors Nina Hall and Jade Berquist were shining lights, both in the meets and long practice hours. Underclassmen. Kelly Marsden. Paula Duke. Colleen Cole and Becky Paulson all added strength and support with their many fine performances. The foursome of Nina Hall. Kelly Marsden, Sandy McKay and Linda Morosky set the school record in the 400 free relay clocking a 4:15. Colleen Cole's breast stroke time abled her to compete in District 10. With the aid of experienced Coach John C. Atkin, the team, with only three seniors leaving, hope to keep improving for the seasons to come. Seniors; Nina. Jade and Sandy show us their physique. Row 1 Nina Hall. Jade Berquist. Sandy McKay. Paula Duke Row 2 Peggy Peapples. Mary Thompson. Becky Paulson. Colleen Cole. Barb Hardner. Linda Morosky. Kelly Marsden. Stephanie Mester Row 3 Elizabeth Mester. Phyllis Kaliszewski. Kim Kulsar. Kristen Christenson. Beth Borczon. Coach; John C. Atkin Determination wins races. Mary Thompson strokes to a strong finish. Kelly Marsden shows a great butterfly form. 118 Coleen Cole, thirsty for Strong Vincent’s pool water? Stephanie patiently awaits her race. One group picture just wasn’t enough. 119 Varsity Football Sitting: T. Bittoni. M Pontillo. J. Markiewicz. D. Harkness. J. Buiko. J. Barzano. Q. Campbell. T. Naughton. C. Daleo. D. Phillips. Mgr. M. Signorino Standing, second row: D. Phillips. C. Stanick. G. Schick. R. Billups. M. Easterling. G. Rice. D. Zurn. T. Lakari. A Pierce. T. Brown. M. Gnacinski. Coaches: Mr. Case. Mr. Zewe. Third row: Mr. Kleiner. Mr. Piekanski. Mr. Burke. R. Billups, J. Witt. R. Haughsdahl. G. Hetrick. P. Gnacinski. R. Haughsdahl. B. Sandusky. J. Hall. R. Brewer. J. Corkan. M. Easterling. Paul Gnacinski discusses the game plans with his teammates. The Colonels in action! Coaches: Mr. Burke. Mr. Piekanski, Mr. Kleiner. Mr. Case, Mr. Zewe. STRONG VINCENT FOOTBALL SCORES: VINCENT OPPONENT 41 Frew Mill 12 6 Youngstown East 20 0 Academy 44 12 Western Reserve 16 0 Prep 14 2 McDowell 7 0 Bradford 32 12 East 12 8 Tech 46 This year’s football team started out with many high hopes. Much was expected from the team after last year's exciting Metro League cham- pionship. Perhaps this made the season even more disappointing for the players, coaches, and all of the Strong Vincent supporters. The injuries took the greatest toll of all, among the factors of defeat. With many of the S.V. starters hurt, not much could be done to salvage the team’s record. Although the season was rather heart-breaking, not all was lost. The season left many memories for many of us. The coaches did what they could with what they had. With little over ten seniors on the team, the lack of experience was great. Though many games were lost, our pride was not, much was conveyed for the “Red and Black. Valuable graduating seniors: Row 1-J. Buiko, J. Barzano, O. Campbell, J. Hall, Row 2-D. Harkness, O. Hetrick, M. Easterling, P. Onacinski, J. Corkan. Get Psyched! J. V. Football 1st row 1-r: Jason Kunselman. Joe Benacci. Alex Pierce, John Kovac. Tom Hentenburger. Anthony Mickens. Ed Gibbs. Mike Kulcar. Mark Gnacinski. Kevin Nather. Andy Space. Chad Newton. Rich Wolfe 2nd row: Manager Mark Signorino. Paul Lofton. Brian Downes. Doug Phillips. Derich Barnes. Bob Livingston. Tod Hetrick. Tony Bittoni. Bob Trohoske. John Marrow. A1 Irwin. Mat Jerge. Joe Flamio. Greg Hall. Don Cooley. Manager Joe Arrington. Row 3: Head Coach Jim Piekanski. Dave Zurn. Randy Billups. Jim Shatto. Mario Easterling. Jim Barnes. Bob Moss. Tim Lakari. Joe Witt. Reggie Haugsdahl. Jim Flamio. John Jelinek. Kevin Lomax. Ron Billups. Coach Dave Zewe Tim Lakari intercepts a pass and runs following a block by Tony Bittoni James Barnes breaks a tackle and runs for a first down. Strong V Tech - 0 Prep - 0 East - 6 McDowell - 8 Academy - 14 Toch 20 Prep - 8 East - 20 McDowell 6 The Junior Varsity football team improved greatly from last year’s season. Sporting a 5-3-2 record the J.V.’s were top contenders. With Mark Onacinski's passing and Jim Barnes and Mario Easterling's running the Colonels had an unstoppable offensive attack. The powerful defense was mostly led by Tim Lakari. Joe Witt, Reggie Haugsdaul, Bob Moss, and Tony Bittoni. Favorite targets for the passing attack were the Billup brothers, Alex Pierce and Todd Hetrick. Great season “Little Colonels.” 122 Randy Billups breaks loose for a long run. Quarterback Mark Gnacinski calls the huddle. Dodging the East tackier. . 'tv . ?. v, t • v - vT w « «• .. ■• • i ■■ r .' •f ' %V •■ i v ’ An endzone catch for the Colonels! Jim Barnes blasting his way for yardage. Introducing Girl’s Golf Kathy Dey eyes up the situation. Lisa. Michelle and Kathy check out their scores. The 1978 Girl’s Golf Team was the first girl’s golf team at Strong Vincent. Their season ended with two wins and four losses. However, the girls were led by Sherry Putnam, a sophomore, who qualified for both the district and state finals. Congratulations to the girls: Lisa Roberts, Kathy Dey, Michelle Penpek, Sherry Putnam, and Kerry Putnam. They were firstl L-R: Advisor Mrs. DeSante. Lisa Roberts. Sherry Putnam. Michelle Penpek. Kathy Dey. 124 Putt-Putt anyone? STRONG VINCENT OPPONENT SCORES 10« 8-8� a East 131 8-151 8 14-17 Tech 2-3 5-5 McDowell 11-19 Boy’s Golf In ’78 L-R: Mr. Mullen. L. Black. M. Marsden. C. Mong. R. Penpek. G. Cunningham. M. Passerotti. M. Heintz Gary Cunningham looks very determined. Rick Penpek shows us his excellent putting form. The 1978 Golf Team members participated in Ten Metro-League matches this year. The team was able to win two of their ten matches with two returning seniors and five new team members. Gary Cunningham led the 1978 team in team points with 25 out of a possible 40 points being scored. He was also a leading metro-league contender for the District 10 match held at Oakland Beach Golf Club. Conneaut Pa. One of S.V.’s golfers in full swing. 141 2-0 LB 6 41 2 41 2-41 2 91 15-21 91 2-24 9 20 18-191 2 2-191 2 STRONG VINCENT SCORES 125 Tammy demonstrates her imitation of Carol Burnett Gary Cunningham — Check her out!” to Vicki. Michelle Polatos — Do you believe it? He finally noticed me! Kelly Pifer — Anything to get brownie points. Mrs. Smith agrees Twinkie does need a shave. S.V. girls display their skill at martian basketball !?! Twirlers - P. Passerotti. D. Frataroangeli, and B. McLaurin. This test? No Problem Boy’s Baseball Bottom left to right Jeff Liotta. Mark Tupek. John Marsden. Tom Weisenbaugh. Joe Markiowicz. Joe Barbaro. Oreg Hetrick. Danny Scutella. Top Coach Bruce Decker. Mark Dunford. Bill Krause. Ray LaRoea. Paul Gnacinski, Chris Ericson. Ron Bennet, Mike Marsden. David Zellefrow. Tom Regan ‘ A little something under the table.” (Mr. Decker. Paul Gnacinski) “If you can hit it. I can catch it.” (Chris Ericson) 188 The S.V. Baseball team finished with a disappointing 5-7 record. Despite this, the team showed it’s potential by beating Metro- Champions McDowell and others. Standouts for the Colonels were John Marsden, Dan Scutella. Paul Gnacinski. and Mark Tupek. Returning lettermen are Joe Barbaro, Ron Bennet and Paul Gnacinski. “It's a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a high fly!” (Tom Regan) Even though he’s not on home plate. Joe Barbaro is always ready. Joe Markiewicz playing the field. J®ff Liotta is determined to hit. (Scorebox) STRONG VINCENT OPPONENT S.V. 2 East 4 S.V. 2 McDowell 1 S.V. 4 Prep 3 S.V. 6 Tech 2 S.V. 3 East 5 S.V. 1 McDowell 3 S.V. 1 Prep 3 S.V. 4 Tech 1 S.V. 1 Academy 6 S.V. 3 Academy 5 Girls’ Bowling Colleen Tupek shows us her dazzling form. The girls’ intramural bowling teams include seven teams, four girls on each team. The high averager is senior Laura Ames with an average score of 190. The 1977-78 Strong Vincent Girls’ Metro Team took first place last year. This team is comprised of the top five bowlers in the intramurals. This year they are: Laura Ames, Mary Ann Sperduto, Jeanne Sperduto, Beth Karovic, and Lee Hornyak. Substitutes are Barb Kiehl and Laura Pancerev. Good luck girls. The mysterious bowler “strikes again. 1st row left to right: Mr. DeLuca. Tracey Seelinger. Lee Hornyak. Sharie Orsini, Sue Peterman. Stephanie Hetrick. Jennice Ranson. Colleen Tupek. Terry Peterson. 2nd row: Cameo Hardner. Laura Pancerev. Laura Ames. Beth Karovic. Barb Kiehl. Gina Torta. Debbie Callista. Donna Barry. 3rd row: Becky Kessler. Mary Ann Anusczkiewicz. Laura Shaffer A LANE OWL MA VA U.... Row 1 left to right: Laura Pancerev. Laura Ames. Mary Ann Sperduto. Row 2: Beth Karovic. Lee Hornyak. Mr. DeLuca. Row 3: Jeanne Sperduto. METRO LEAGUE CHAMPS. 1 MOROSKT 132 ryh c£aM o nd LhkduMh cuetiAnjU jyi uvri theiA e icae d dLcaii Qjfa ritud rdzl x n thMZ (H arnc - Ta i rbd OmsdtardJ y id a xjmtwUU cJu) £. jfflae, t iec £d df a c eaA diy, id a u) oMSciaXed urLth c£eM UumJdmg . C dugditMcJ tJumJasr df dluxhm d ufctl IdqztiM.id adwe and id yninri imi Advtvri N.H.S. Officers Senior Class Officers Treas. Greg Morosky. V. Pres. Gary Guagliardi. Pres. John Wilson Sec. Denise Kunkle Sec. Jeannie Sperduto. V. Pres. James Ratcliff. Pres. Nina Hall Treas. Jean Space Row 1: B Kiehl. K. Kunkle. D. Kunkle. L. Gardner, M. Postgate. M. Wellejus. G. Guagliardi. C. Knoll. G. Morosky. B. Toth. M. Laughlin. J. Wilson. E. Hanel Row 2: J. Huff. M. Kiehlmeier. J. Gloss. L. Roderick. C. Nelson. B. Bules. K. Day. L. Pancerev. J. Glowacki. S. McKay. N. Thomson. S. Tribble. A. Lupichik, Miss Savocchio. Student Council Row 1: S. Knupp. E. Buchanan. K. Sirak. M. Greig. B. Bliley. N. Emling. J. Berquist. D. Kunkle. M. Amentagelo. S. Ennis. S. Kilgore. T. Keitt. P. Rogers. R. Ruggiero. J. Wilson, S. Flatley Row 2: D. Kunkle. D. Campbell. B. Toth. C. Mozdy. K. Parshall. K. Nather. K. Monahan. C. Gardner. M. Laughlin. G. Morosky. A. Sykes. S. Horton. P. Oatis. D. Pennsey. J. Harrington Row 3: J. Danowski. R. Thomson. M. Dascanio. J. Bello. M. Opalenik, E. Scully. P. Gottschling. R. Billups. P. Lofton Row 4: C. Vitale. J. Witt. D. Powell. H. Haughsdahl. P. Bright. M. Baughman. J. Barzano. B. Turick. T. Peterson. J. Buiko. S. Sexauer. T. Lofton. J. Jelinek. R. Haugsdahl The Student Council is responsible for the wellbeing and organization of Strong Vincent as a whole. Together with the entire student body, they create the voice of the school. Student Council’s main objective is to sponsor school activities in and out of the building. Although this year’s treasury was fortunate for having been left a well advanced budget, the officers along with the council wasted no time organizing fund raisers. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Treas. Anthony Martone, Record. Sec. Melanie Baughman. Pres. Denise Belluomini. Vice Pres. Carla Bruno. Corresp. Sec. Laura Heubel 135 The “Colonel” Staff The 1978-1979 Colonel Staff has been working very hard to produce the best newspaper for both the students and teachers to enjoy. Advisors of the ‘‘Colonel” are Ms. Weschler and Mr. Thayer. They do a great job helping organize and print THE COLONEL. The editors for this year’s newspaper staff are John Wilson and Kim Carideo. Members of THE COLONEL staff are always busy developing a great newspaper filled with many good features. Sitting - (Left to Right) - B. King. D. Fortebraccio. J. Wilson. Row 1 - C. Detzel. M. Zack. R. Papson. K. Loomis. R. Waldinger. M. Thompson. J. Dahlstrand. Advisor - Ms. Weschler. Row 2 - C. Bruno. B. Bules. M. Wellejus. R. Hart, C. Peters. L. Vasil. D. Trombacco. S. Flatley, P. Barron. A. Lupichuk. Graphic Arts - (L. to R.) - Row 1 - J. Buiko, B. Markiewicz, Advisor - Mr. Thayer. Row 2 - T. Headman. J. Markiewicz. M. Pundt. J. Edwards. B. Fleming. T. Holstrom. John Wilson. Managing editor, gives us a smile. Advisors. Mr. Thayer and Ms. Weschler. check the final draft for our newspaper. Dan Fleming works hard as he writes a copy for the newspaper. Ron Waldinger and Mark Thompson are the photographers for the ’‘Colonel. Kim Carideo is the production editor for the Colonel. SPOKESMAN STAFF Ms. DeSante. “Mom s id there'd be days like this. Spokesman artisU - John DeMichael and John Hall. Row 1 - Ms. DeSante. Florence Necci. Casandra Hicks. Heather Swanson. Robin Thompson. Matt Pundt. James Ratcliff. Colleen Gardner. Kelly Marsden. Cathy Bonaminio. John Hall. Robert Brewer. Second row - Michele Rundquist. Elena DiValerio, Michelle Zack, Kelly Pifer. Diane Tessauro, Sue Erdman. Linda Morosky. John DeMichael. Top - Dan Fleming. Karen Sarnowski, Jim Denhert. Absent for picture - Stacey Smith and Matt Laughlin. This year the SPOKESMAN staff is under the direction of Ms. Kathy DeSante. Though we are slightly overstaffed Ms. DeSante has been very patient and helpful in putting together this yearbook. This year's staff is composed of mostly new members with three seniors returning, Kelly Pifer, Stacey Smith, and editor. Michelle Zack. Though under a strict budget this book promises to be one of the best ever, with the help and cooperation of all participating members. Sue find the camera more interesting than MORNING YEARBOOK - Christina Holman. Stephana Ellis. Cathy's remarks. James Fleming. Donna Alberico. Matt Stoops YASHICA (o) Medical Careers Sitting - Nancy Stull. Gina Snow. Laura Shaffer. Robin Thompson. Nina Hall. Heather Swanson. Lisa Gardner. Colleen Gardner. Mary Anne Sperduto. Judy Vcnziano. Cathy Dunford. Janet Gathers. Amy Rieger Row 2 - Nurse Joanne Carey. Katrina Curry. Jackie Dunn. Debbie Fortebraccio. Annette Dickens. Elizabeth Hanoi. Sue Curry. Laura Heubel. Vanita Smith. Marie Hill. Monique Taylor. Phyllis Hinton Officers - Sitting: Gina Snow Pres.. Annette Dickens Secretary. Sue Curry Pres.. Laura Shaffer Treasurer. The Medical Careers Club is a relatively new organization with the purpose of stimulating interest in careers concerning any field of medicine. The club visits hospitals and nursing homes to aquaint the students with the different jobs available, such as, doctors, nurses, and X-ray technicians. Dante Club Julie Valerie. Treas.. Carla Vitale - Secretary. Carrie Witt - Vice President, and Mary Anne Sperduto - President Row 1 - Jean Danowski. Lilliana Buccarelli. Marie Mong. Mary Anne Sperduto. Lisa Alberico. Julie Valerio. Row 2 - Florence Necci. Chris Susie. Mary Leone. Carla Vitale. Carrie Witt Row 3 - Paula Passerotti. Joe Di Aurora, and Kim Anderson This year s Dante Club is under the supervision of Nino Buccarelli. They hope to raise funds through projects like bake sales, raffle tickets and the payments of dues collected at each meeting. We wish them good luck at attaining their goals. 140 French Club Row 1 - Kerry Monahan. Denise Majchrzak. Terri Whiteford. Row 2 - Bill Thomas. Mike Mahler. Kim Misko. Kim Hopwood Row 3 - Jane Buchanon. Kim Ries. Kathy Kosteff Row 4 - Mark Jones. Licia Simmons. Mary Anuskiewicz. Beverly Irish. Linda Lewis Officers: Pres. Sherry Orsini: V. Pres. Terry Whiteford. Sec. Karen Hansen, and Treas. Mary Anuskiewicz This year's French Club, under the guidance of Miss Christiane Weschler, has been working with numerous activities. Among these were many bake sales, a Hal- loween Pumpkin Raffle, and their Giant Raffle during the Christ- mas Season. The French Club is also involved in a Twinning program in which they corre- spond and exchange cultural projects with the students from a school in Switzerland. The traditional French Club dinner will take place in the spring. The officers for 78-79 were Pres. Sherry Orsini. Vice Pres. Terry Whiteford, Secretary Karen Hansen, and Treas. Mary Anus- kiewicz. Red Cross The 1978-79 Red Cross under the direction of Mrs. Mon- ahan and Mr. Bruce Chase, has undertaken many activi- ties to make the lives of those less fortunate happier. Dur- ing the year, they prepared favors to be distributed to patients in certain hospitals, and they also put on a talent show to entertain the pa- tients at the Veterans Hospi- tal. This spring they’ll hold a drive to raise money for their cause. On Stage - Jim Villella. Fred Vannucci. Nils Thompson. Grog Villabona, Bill Kern, Ron Bennet. Tina Breitweiser. Standing - Karen Sirak, Sherry Taylor, V. Pres.. Georgene Meucci Sec. Sitting - Marie Hill, Jackie Dunn. Greg Hetrick 141 J. V. Cheerleaders Left to Right: Row 1 - Kim Misko. Kerry Monahan. Judy Veneziano, Cathy Dunford. Row 2 - Mary Ellen Munch. Capt. Kelly Marsden. Colleen Gardner “Hey. Big Boy . JV spirit rates Super Great! Waterpolo Wrestling Left to Right: Mary Thompson. Dina Wisinski. Amy Rieger. Mary Ann Sperduto. Diane Tessauro. DeeDee LaFontaine. Jean Sperduto. Donna Alberico 143 “We Say Spirit, You Say Great” A time-out calls for cheers on the floor. Smiles are in. and S.V.'s got them. This year’s varsity squad consisted of five seniors and seven juniors with only two returning from last year. Under the leadership of Captains Barb Kiehl and Jean Space they attended Nation-Wide Cheerleading Camp in August at Slippery Rock State College. Many new cheers and routines were brought home along with excellent and superior awards. Karen. Sandy, and Kelly. “Thank God I ai..‘t a Trojan.” 144 “We re number one. second to none Spirit Great! Spirit Great! S.V.'s own Hee Haw at the McDowell rally. Colonels are on top.” Cheering on another victory at the Audi. L. to R. - Tracy Crawford. Kathy Amon. Cathy Brown. Kelli Pifer. Michelle Zack. Linda Morosky. Karen Sarnowski. Jean Space. Nancy Bechtos. Barb Kiehl. Not in picture - Mary Ritter. Sandy Timpe 145 Business Club The Business Club is made up of students who are concerned with careers in the business field. Under the direction of Miss Flanagan, the club enjoys many activities which include bake sales, visits to downtown business offices, and having speakers come in to talk about business colleges. All money from membership, bake sales, and other fund raising ideas will be used to prepare a banquet for the members of the club at the end of the school year. L. to E. - Row 1: C. Chrostowski. B. Karovic. D. Bellomini. M. Amantangelo. Row 2: S. Peterman. K. Falcone. E. DiValerio. J. Picheco. K. Mingoy, Row 3: L. Alexander. T. Breitweiser. L. Shaffer. S. Voorhis. K. Curry. J. Osborne. Row 4: K. Regan. C. Cooney. P. Disque. J. Berquist. N. Emling. G. Guargliardi. D. Zurn, L. Rieger. M. Kiehlmeier. Row 5: J. Huff. N. Thompson. M. Kohler. M. Kohler S t U d e n t F Officers - L. to R. - C. Chrostowski. B. Karovic. D. Bellomini. M. Amantangelo q r U m Student Forum is an organization concern- ing all schools in the Tri-State Area. Meet- ings are held every second Tuesday of the month to help with solving the problems in our schools. Jamie Ferrare instructs the Forum and helps them with their ideas which are presented in Har- risburg. Special help is also given for projects, such as SAT’s and Project 81. Top to Bottom - G. Schick. P. Antolik. T. Naughton. D. Alberico 146 Officers - Top to Bottom - N. Emling. L. Akus. P. Disque. D. Powell Strong Vincent Y-Teens is a service organization affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. The girls involved in the club work to accomplish little things to help make the world a better place. They busy themselves with service projects such as reading to crippled children, collecting for U.N.I.C.E.F. and contributing soup to the Soup Kitchen. Y-Teens also participate in I.C.C. (Inter-City Council) meetings, the Miss Y-Teens pageant, picnics, and much more. 0 u n s e 1 o r s’ M 0 n • 1 t o r s L. to R. - Row 1: B. Kern. L. Heubel. J. Tuzynski. E. DiValerio. Row 2: B. Paulson. J. Witt. M. Lawless. K. Nather. D. Messmer. Row 3: N. Arrington. O. Payne. K. Pifer. C. Christonski. J. Space. K. Lakari. Row 4: W. Godfrey. R. English. C. Gardner. A. Lupichuk. K. Marsden. M. Kohler. B. Borczon. Standing: J. Ratcliff. C. Hardner. C. Cacchione. K Goss. J. Dehnert, C. Erickson. D. Jordan 147 Mojo Logo Row 1: L. to R. - S. Witter. T. Crawford. H. McCullum. T. Kiett. S. Payne. S. Kilgore. J. Barnes. J. Thomas. O. Smith. R. George. S. Ratcliff. T. Buckner. T. Butler. L. Tangle. Row 2: N. Arrington. A. Sykes. R. Gaines. C. Warren. J. Ratcliff. C. Crockett. S. Payne. S. Horton. D. Beard. M. Taylor. K. Rollins. Row 3: R. Atkinson. N. Steele. D Ratcliff. L. Barnes. R. Payne. P. Foster. Y. Moody. P. Hinton. D. Payne. G. Payne. J. Dunn. D. Coleman. D. Billups. Mr. Manus. Row 4: Y. Jones. M. McGill. R. Billups. R. Atkinson. J. Arrington. J. Parraway. C. Barnett. M. Easterling. A. Pierce. R. McCullum. Y. Dunn D Wiley Officers - Sitting: D. Coleman. N. Arrington. R. Atkinson. Standing: D. Beard. Advisor - Mr. Manus. (Missing - D. Miller) The Mojo Logo Club, supervised by Mr. Manus, is involved with fund raising activities to help support Black History Week. They have planned several events to take place during the 1978-1979 program. They have also planned on acquiring several guest speakers to visit S.V. throughout the year to talk to the members. The Mojo Logo Club was formed in 1968. Radio And TV Row 1: L. to R. - L. McAlister. D. Fedei. M. Zink. Row 2: M. Neagle, T. Pettit, P. Majchrzak. M. McGill. Row 3: D. Beard. K. Rollins. N. Arrington. C. Barnett 148 Spokesman Salesmen Row 1: L. to R. - D. Fedei, T. Lakari. T. Mitchell. M. Amendola. D. Timko. J. Buiko. S. Fiedler. M. Adams. P. Vanucci. M. Postgate. J. Markiewicz. Row 2: D. Penpek. K. Regan. B. Bliley. S. Ellis. L. Boetger. M. Polatas. E. DiValerio. D. LaFontaine. M. Mong. C. Detzel. R. Briglia. Row 3: C. Vitale. N. Novak. E. Buchanan. C. Raimondi. D. Markham. L. Barzano. T. Peterson. K. Marsden. P. Hinton. T. Kindle. S. Tribble 149 Row 1: L. to R. - R. Eastman. J. Shelton. L. Shelton. E. Grubbs. Row 2: I. Kelvington. P. Cirrillo. S. Gambill Girls’ Chorus Officers - L. to R. - M. Dascanio. C. Zurn. R. Tolbert, H. Haugsdahl, S. Raydo L. to R. - Row 1: R. Thomas. M. Messmer. S. Ratcliff. M. Taylor. T. Bowles, L. Fetzner. Miss Williams. Row 2: D. Deutsch. T. McCoy, A. Sykes. C. Brozell, M. Krill. D. Yusz, M. Dascanio, S. Raydo. S. Berry. Row 3: J. Outowski. D. Wiley. Y. Avery, T. Smith, A. Jenkins. L. Caldwell, C. Zurn. M. Hall. Row 4: R. Horton. C. Wagner. M. Clawson, K. Hamilton, C. Hicks, S. Fagan, R. Tolbert. H. Haugsdahl. A. Egan c o n c e r t C h L. to R. - Row 1: B. Karovic, N. Emling. L. Boetger, T. Gilson. M. Polatas. G. Elder. M. Easterling. R. McCullum. R. Billups, P. Giles, T. Olson, L. Rieger. L. Hornyak. B. Frahley, M. Baughman. Miss Williams. Row 2: M. Holmes. J. Berquist. P. Litzenburg. L. Roderick, M. Greig, L. Owens, Y. Jones. P. Oatis. T. Crawford, B. Williams. B. Johnson. I. Kelvington. K. Kunkel, J. Picheco. S. Raydo. C. Dunford, L. Wagner. Row 3: N. Steele. L. Barnes, G. Cimino. M. Daver, C. Brown. T. Giles, R. Garver, B. Lofton. S. Payne. D. Crosby. K. Rieger. S. Orsini. L. McAlister. K. Weckesser, G. Torta, B. Kiehl, Row 4: A. Smith. K. Hamilton. W. Steineck. M. Kiehlmeier, T. Sohl, Dillon. T. Lyle, J. Liotta, S. Smith, E. Martin. D. Hurlbert, F. Vanucci, B. Askins, C. Cooney. S. DiLoretto. S. Hetrick, B. Bliley. R. Tolbert Officers - L. to R. - T. Crawford. B. Kiehl. B. Karovic Orchestra L. to R. - Row 1: C. Ptaskiewicz, D. Powell, E. Hanel. L. Geiger. E. Mester. B. Crissman. P. Kuffer. K. Liegl. Row 2: P. Foster. J. Wilson. C. Vitale. K. Madden. S. Mester. J. Buchanan. C. Crockett. L. Ricke, B. Swanson. Row 3: L. Pancerev. L. Bucarelli. J. Barron. B. Downes. T. Hedman. G. Rice. M. Martone. S. Tribble. D. Dailey. R. Ruggiero. R. . Kane. Row 4: (Right Side) - Mr. Crumbly. C. Vitale. K. Krause. K. Goss. (Back) - D. Ervin Studio Orchestra L. to R. - Row 1: D. Powell. C. Ptaskiewicz. P. Antolik, P. Foster. D. Ervin. B. Swanson. D. Pensey. L. Geiger. E. Buchanan. E. Hanel. Row 2: (Left Side) - L. Pancerev. K. Nather. J. Villella. M. Adams. Row 3: F. Vanucci. G. Rice. R. Kane. M. Martone. R. Gottschling. J. Flamio. Row 4: (Right Side) - Mr. Crumbly. J. Buchanan. D. Berry. C. Krebs. Row 5: S. Fiedler. S. Tribble. M. Kniowski. J. Gloss. D. Dailey 151 Stage Band Row 1 - L. to R. - K. Nather. M. Adams. D. Johnson. W. Swanson. R. Donofrio. F. Vanucci. M. Opalenik. R. Briglia, Mr. Crumbly, L. Pancorev, Row 2: O. Rice. J. Flamio. M. Carlo. R. Gottschling. J. Bello. A. Martone. R. Howard. Row 3: S. Fiedler. S. Tribble. M. Kniowski. J. Gloss. G. Campbell. T. Nguyen. A. Whipple STRONG VINCENT n.WML- S.V. Jazz Rock Ensemble ’78-’79. Mr. Crumbly generates enthusiasm. Row 1 - L. to R. - M. Signorino. M. Tupek, J. Barzano. M. Lee. S. Graham. Row 2: P. Bright. J. Osgood. P. Shear Stage Crew Marching Band Row 1 - L. to R. - C. Krebs. C. Vitale. K. Madden. D. Berry. E. Hanel, L. Geiger. N. Morrison. E. Mester. M. Baughman. S. Mester, L. Simmons. Row 2: R. Briglia, J. Dore. R. DiNino, S. Carothers. T. Culbertson. D. Dailey. M. Gostomski. T. Lyle. S. Fiedler. S. Tribble. M. Kniowski. R. Kane. W. Swanson. F. Vanucci, R. Donofrio. Row 3: P. Foster. A. Rieger, M. Adams, B. Downes. T. Hedman. J. Villella. J. Barron. A. Putski. A. Martone. R. Gottschling, A. Dash, J. Hall. J. Flamio. R. Ruggiero. A. Johnson. C. Crockett, L. Bucarelli, R. McCallum, M. Opalenik, L. Ricke, Row 4: L. Pancerev. J. Crumbly. D. Pensey. G. Mando. D. Ervin The band celebrates Halloween in its own way! Looking his best! Spanish Club Sitting L-R: L. Perry, S. Peterman. S. Voorhies, S. Knupp, P. Kalizewski. C. Gardner. J. Veneziano. L. Shaffer. G. Snow. L. Roberts. M. Thompson. E. Grubbs. J. Elliott. Mr. Hogan. Standing L-R: J. Osborne. J. Meinhart. E. McGinnis. T. Muyer. S. Kilgore. D. Payne. D. Wiley. L. Rieger. C. Pedano. E. Scully. A. Dicken. E. Howard. W. Litzcnberg. L. Sheldon. M. Penpek There is a new face at Vincent this year, her name is Lene Fast. Lene is a foreign exchange student from Denmark. She came here under the Youth For Understanding Program. She is staying with the Rudat family. Their children Jean and Paul both attend Strong Vincent. Lene takes such classes as family living and home ec. along with advanced math and history. She says she likes Vincent because she has alot of friends who really help alot. Strong Vincent would like to welcome Lene and wish her a happy stay. Foreign Exchange 154 S.V.'s foreign exchange student. Lene Fast. Ski Club This year every Wed- nesday after school the ski club ventures out into the ice cold snow, to ski down the Peak’s finest slopes. The club consists of a wide arrangement of talent from beginner to ex- pert. This year’s ex- pert seniors include Carla Bruno, Bob Eng- lish, Robert Fried, Carrie Nelson. Diane Tessauro and Bob Toth. Under the pa- tient dedication of Mr. Mullen a good time is guaranteed for all participants in this active organization. Mr. Mullen. Diane Tessauro. Kelly Donnally. Carrie Nelson. Robert Fried. Carla Bruno. Bob Toth. Bob English Row 2: Peggy Peoples, Ellen Buchanan. Linda Barzano. Nancy Bechtos, Todd Newton. Eric Schuster. Row 3: Heidi Heberle. Aaron Braithwaite. Doug Campbell. Carolee Brown. Brian Foster. Tammy Gardner. Mike Kneidinger. Row 4 Laurie Buckner. John Morrow. Pat Fowler. Ralph Letto. Frank Kneidinger. Todd Newton displays his unique skiing ability. 155 S.V. Colorguard . . . Row 1: Lieutenants - Karen Rollins. Diane Irwin. Bev Buies. Karen Hamilton. Kelli Kunkle, Row 2: Sue Knupp. Michelle Rever. Angela Sykes. Veronica Carr. Capt. Beth Karovic, Meridith Lyons. Holly Panetta. Sue Sagan. Lori Bugaj. Dotty Lucy. Row 3: Michelle Pettit. Cathy Zurn. Shelly Horton. Glenda Smith. Stephanie Kilgore. Loretta Shaw. Sue Laird. Pam Kieffer. Row 4: Betsy Johnson. Dawna Powell. Hope Haugsdahl. Jule Mester. Becky Hart. Terri McCoy. Carol Peters, Diane Messmer Go Greased Lightning! Lieutenants L to R: Bev Buies, Kelly Kunkle. Karen Rollins. Capt. Beth Karovic. Karen Hamilton. Diane Irwin. 156 Rifles The 1978-79 Colorguard had 45 girls headed by Captain Beth Karovic. The Lieutenants were: SENIORS Kelli Kunkle, Karen Rollins, Bev Buies, and JUNIORS Karen Hamilton, Diane Irwin, and Cathy Ptaskiewicz. Marching with the guard was the rifleline, which consisted of seniors Mel Baughman, Jade Berquist. Nadeen Emling. and Nina Hall. A flash of Lightning! 157 Rifles: Nina Hall. Nadine Emling. Jade Berquist. Melanie Baughman S.V. Twirlers As in the past years, the Twirlers have added a touch of class and a bit of style to the S.V. marching band. This year’s twirlers started early and raised funds in order to buy material to make new uniforms. The finished products nicely complimented the military look of the band. The Captain of the squad. Linda Akus, and Co-Captain, Laura Laird, worked continually to improve and enhance the twirling squad. With the assis- tance of Pam Disque who headed the Flags and Kathy Regan, Captain of Double Twirlers, they did a fine job of shaping the twirling staff. Single Twirlers - Left to Right - Row 1: Paula Passerotti. Diane Fratarcangeli. Renea Stokes. Melanie Hall. Karen Reiger. Ann Colegrande, Row 2: Captain - Linda Akus. Co-Captain - Laura Laird. Row 3: Laurie Reiger. Sandy McKay, Valerie Alexander. Trina Dash Double Twirlers - Left to Right - Row 1: Captain Denise Zurn, Kim Liegl. Row 2: Kathy Regan. Laura Heubel The Flag Twirlers show off their new uniforms. Captain and Co-Captain - Kneeling - Linda Akus. Laura Laird. Standing - Pam Disque. Kathy Regan. Denise Zurn, Linda McCullough 158 Flag Twirlers - Left to Right - Janet Gathers, Robin Byler. Linda McCullough. Pam Disque. Sue Ennis, Carole Brown. Wendy Steineck Captains - Kathy Regan, Linda Akus, Pam Disque Hoop Twirlers - Left to Right - Colleen Cole. Kim Parshall. Dee Dee Beganica. Kim Nather Kiss comes to S.V. at halftime. 159 Cafeteria Staff Bottom L-R Bonita West. Yolanda Suminski. Ann Naughton. Bertha Owens Top Mary Hoderny. Ruth Oerbracht. Georgia Kader. Christine Gaydos. Betty Kraus. Rosemary Collins. The Cafeteria Staff is one of the most vital services at Strong Vincent. They prepare and serve a wide variety of food to over 1,000 people, on a daily basis. Without them many students at Strong Vincent would fail to receive one of the most important meals of the day. Many thanks to the women in the kitchen. C 1 e a n • i n In previous years we have neglected to include a very important staff. Though their hard work is often over looked and taken for granted they deserve much gratitude. Therefore, this year to show our appreciation we have included the cleaning staff. Without their labor and dedication we would immedia- tely notice our great need for them. g Ladies Seated L-R Janet McNerny, Jean Mish Standing Judy Reiger. Kitty Fabrizio. Doris Ellis Strong Vincent’s Janitors are not only dedicated workers, but, they show much concern for the school. Mr. Harry Wagner contributes time and effort through his various duties. Mr. Tony Donatelli put nine consectutive years of service to good use. He often carried his duties beyond the broiler room. He could be found in a classroom or in the cafeteria if needed. His company was enjoyed by everyone. We express our deep appreciation to these fine men. Janitors: Harry Wagner and Tony Donatelli take a break for the day. 160 Patron List Action Printing and Business Forms Allen-Schaaf Insurance Agency Alliance Home of Erie Altman-Hall Associates Drs. Amacher and Roos American Hollow Boring Company American Tinning and Galvanizing Company Angelo’s Beauty Supplies Appletree, Kern and Appletree ARA Services, Inc. Arfax Studio Arrow Drug Stores, Inc. Automatic Transmissions of Erie, Inc. N. W. Ayer ABH International Barad Lighting Company Baskin Robbins 31 Flavors Ice Cream Bayview Auto Supply, Inc. John W. Beatty Belco Supplies, Inc. Bello’s Foodland P. Alan Benson, D.D.S Beyer's Samuel P. Black and Associates, Inc. R. C. Bloomstine, Inc. Blossey’s Formalwear Blue Bird Coach Lines Boldt Machinery and Tools, Inc. Robert E. Bollinger Boyer’s Rental City Bradley and Wallen Accountants Richard F. Brabender W. C. Breakiron Jewelers, Inc. Donald C. Burton Funeral Homes Candyworld’s Book City Carlisle’s Carm’s Styling Shop The Carpet House of A M Bauman CarpeTowne, Inc. Castings Services Division of Wylain, Inc. Cathay Inn Central Labor Union and Industrial Union Council of Erie County, PA, AFL-CIO Clifton Automatic Screw Machine Products, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. William W. Cohen Count and Countess J. L. Cox Men’s Wear Coyne Industrial Laundries William A. Crawford Credit Bureau of Erie, Inc. P. A. Cutri Company, Inc. D and K Stores, Inc. Daka Paper Company Danish Club Doctors Osteopathic Hospital E and A Doubet, Jewelers Drayer Plumbing and Heating Gertrude Driscoll Dress Shop Duggan Rider Company Duggan's Service and Appliance Company East High Boosters Eastland Bowl. Inc. East Side Beer Company Erie Book Store The Erie Ceramic Arts Company Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Company Erie Education Association Erie Eye Clinic. Inc. Erie Industrial Electric Supply Corporation Erie Industrial Supply Company Erie Institute of Technology, Inc. Erie Manufacturing and Supply Corporation Erie Metro Taxi Company Erie Optical Company Erie School Employees Federal Credit Union Erie Sport Store, Inc. Erie Strayer Company Attorney John R. Falcone Fergie's Restaurant Firch Baking Company First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Erie Paul Francis, M. D. Ben Fresch Volkswagon, Inc. Jack Frost Donut Shop General Contractors Supply General Teamsters Local 397 Gillespie Machine and Tool Corporation Greengarden Lanes Grise Audio Visual Center Gulick Bros, of Luziers Leon C. Gustafson, Inc. Opticians Hagan Business Machines, Inc. Hamilton Lumber Company Attorney James G. Hanes William C. Hendricks, Jr., M. D. Heyl Physicians Supply Hoffman Camera Shop Hubbell Supply Company Industries Service Company John G. Karle, M. D. Kinzua Environmental, Inc. Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Homes Knights of St. John Building Corporation Knobloch Oldsmobile Company David J. Laird, Acme Engineers Lake Erie Insulation Company Lake Shore Industries, Inc. Little Bit of Sweden Jackson D. Magenau 162 Patron List Dr. Francis K. Mainzer McCreary Roofing Company McDonald’s Restaurant of Erie and Girard. Pa. Meadow Brook Dairy Company Mehler’s Formal Wear Rental Mighty-Fine Donuts Miller Brothers Lawn-Garden-Power Equipment Ralph E. Miller. Jewelers Forrest C. Mischler, M. D. Modern Industries. Inc. Munn's Furniture and Appliances Mutual Savings and Loan Association Dr. A. E. Narducci V. T. Narus, M. D. National Forge Company John F. Neuer, O. D. Niagara Plastics Company Norb’s Welding and Ornamental Iron Work Ohmer True Value Hardware Pastore Brothers Perry Shipbuilding Corporation Porreco Motors. Inc. Potratz Floral Shop Presque Isle Boiler Repair Presque Isle Clinical Group, Inc. Pulakos “926” Candies Rapid Transit Company, Inc. N. A. Rectenwald Blueprint and Supply Company Reed Manufacturing Company Ricardo’s Restaurant Rinderle Electric Contractors Ross and Copus Tires, Inc. Sanner Office Supply Company. Inc. Charles F. Schaaf, M. D. Schaal Glass Company, Inc. School Pictures Schroeck Optical Fashions Arthur F. Schultz Company John V. Schultz Company James L. Schuster, M.D. John Adams Schwinn Cyclery Sears, Roebuck and Company Security Bank Naz Servidio, Realtor William G. Sesler, Esquire Shamp. Levin, Arduini, Jenks, and Hain Drs. R. J. Shupala and D. G. Daubenspeck Simon Building Products, Inc. Simplex Time Recorder Company Michael Skovron, M. D. Slovak National Club Dr. B. L. Snider South Erie Beer Company South Gate Hardware Laurence J. Spaeder and Sons Plumbing and Heating Richard H. Stancliff. D.O. Stanley Brothers Company, Inc. Jane Theuerkauf, Realtor J. H. Thompson Enterprises Thoracic and Cardiovascular Associates, Inc. Times Publishing Company Trost and Steinfurth Florist Mayor and Mrs. Louis J. Tullio Union Pattern Works United Paperworkers International Union, AFL-CIO. Local 620 Nicholas Virgilio Councilman Joseph Walczak, Jr. Dr. Wilbur S. Wallace Wendel’s Sharpening Service WJET Radio Merle E. Wood. Coroner Workingman's Savings Association Yaple Vacuum Cleaners Zeller Insurance Agency 163 Index Administration ..................................... 6 Band ............................................. 152 Baseball ......................................... 128 Basketball (Varsity) ............................. 98 Basketball (JV) ................................. 100 Basketball (Girl's) .............................. 94 Basketball (Girl’s JV) ........................... 96 Board of Directors ............................... 161 Bowling (Boy’s) ................................... 97 Bowling (Girl’s) ................................. 130 Business Club .................................... 146 Cafeteria Monitors ................................ 28 Cafeteria Staff .................................. 160 Cheerleaders (Varsity) ........................... 144 Cheerleaders (JV) ................................ 142 Cheerleaders (W W) ............................... 143 Choir ............................................ 150 Chorus ........................................... 150 Class Play ........................................ 25 Cleaning Ladies .................................. 160 Colorguard ....................................... 156 Contents ........................................... 2 Cosmetology ...................................... 149 Counselors’ Monitors ............................. 147 Cross Country .................................... 110 Dante Club ....................................... 140 Dedication ......................................... 4 Faculty ............................................ 8 Football (Varsity) ............................... 120 Football (JV) .................................... 122 Foreign Exchange ................................. 154 French Club ...................................... 140 Golf (Boy’s) ..................................... 125 Golf (Girl’s) .................................... 124 Gym Monitors ...................................... 28 Gymnastics ........................................ 90 Hall Monitors ..................................... 26 Homecoming Candidates ............................. 19 Homecoming Dance .................................. 20 Homecoming King Queen ........................... 18 Janitors ......................................... 160 Library Monitors .................................. 27 Medical Careers Club ............................. 141 Memoriam .......................................... 29 Mojo Logo ....................................... 148 Mr. Behan's Monitors .............................. 26 Mr. Manus’ Monitors ............................... 26 Newspaper Staff ................................. 136 NHS ............................................. 134 Office Monitors ................................... 27 Orchestra ....................................... 151 Patrons ......................................... 162 Pool Monitors ..................................... 28 Radio TV ...................................... 148 Red Cross ......................................r 141 Seniors ........................................... 64 Senior Autographs ................................ 61 Senior Directory ................................. 82 Ski Club ........................................ 155 Smile Contest .................................... 58 Softball ......................................... 93 Spanish Club .................................... 154 Spokesman Candidates ............................ 23 Spokesman King Queen ........................... 22 Spokesman Salesmen .............................. 149 Spokesman Staff ................................. 138 Stage Band ...................................... 153 Stage Crew ...................................... 153 Student Council ................................. 135 Student Forum ................................... 146 Studio Orchestra ................................ 151 Swimming (Boy's) ................................ 116 Swimming (Girl’s) ............................... 118 Tennis (Boy's) .................................. 104 Tennis (Girl’s) ................................. 106 Title Page Theme ................................ 1 Track (Boy’s) ................................... 108 Track (Girl’s) ................................... H2 Twirlers ........................................ 158 Underclassmen .................................... 32 Volleyball ....................................... 92 Waterpolo ........................................ H4 Wrestling (Varsity) ............................. 102 Wrestling (JV) .................................. ioi Y-Teens ......................................... 147 164 U1 WALSWORTH Marceline. Mo., U.S.A.